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Violent opposition by the Harvard Teachers' Union will greet Attorney-General Clarence Barnes' bill advocating the exclusion of Communists from position in Massachusetts universities and secondary schools when it comes before the current session of the state legislatures...
...appeared on the White House lawn for the traditional lighting of a community tree. Christmas afternoon, he trudged out to the White House garage to shake hands with all the chauffeurs. He drove to the Navy's Bethesda Hospital and the Army's Walter Reed Hospital to greet disabled veterans. He received a cocker spaniel pup named Feller, the first presidential dog at the White House since the Roosevelt Scottie, Fala...
...standing in the crowd on the steps of a building, just watching-not in any official capacity, and unrecognized. But one partisan saw me, rushed out of line and up the steps to greet me. A little seven-year-old girl watched wide-eyed and decided that this was an important occasion that demanded formality. So she drew herself up very straight and gave me and the partisans a perfect Fascist salute...
Full-scale grill business from a trailer operating around the Yard and at football games, with hamburgs, hot dogs, and all such trimmings, will greet Kitfield's return in '48, unless a $60,000 construction company in Phoenix, Arizona, pans out this year. If it does, Clark will join him in Phoenix to open a high-class night club, based primarily on the hopes that Arizona will legalize gambling...
Stripped of the party roll calls and political scaffolding that greet each election, this November 4th approaches as a disorganized but crucial ballot for Cambridge's city government and school system. The elections to decide the future City Council and School Board have been campaigned on the basis of individual preference rather than party affiliation. With each candidate, excepting those men endorsed by the Cambridge Civic Association, conducting his own campaign, there has been no concerted effort to overcome voter inertia or crystallize important issues for the benefit of the electorate. The race for ballots seems to be diffused towards...