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...majority leader would have to be elected. Charlie Halleck, of Indiana, thought that was already decided: "Hell, I am the next majority leader. Clarence Brown 'hasn't got a chance." But Brown, who is National Committee Chairman Carroll Recce's man, might not know it. Joe had to hammer out harmony...
...Most Northerners who are preoccupied with the South's perversities are putting up-to-date words to the Battle Hymn of the Republic. .. . Most Southerners today are again chanting, 'To hell with the Yankees.' . . . Unless the South rids itself of the belief that outside pressure is mounting unendurably, an old terror may walk again at noon" (see below...
...Hell," said one broadcaster, "what's eating this Paley? Nobody's kicking out my way. Biggest year I ever had-advertisers practically climbing in the windows." There was no doubt that these were the views of almost all broadcasters...
That would scarcely be a hardship for big, hell-raising Bill Moyes. He went radio-crazy during college days at Yale, has never gotten over it. His column, hardly one of the best, is easily the brashest. Because of "family readership," his prose is closely screened for cuss words, but some original and occasionally shrewd observations on U.S. radio get through. Some screenings...
...that the unionists made loafers go to work. (Once a group of women threatened to strike unless their shop steward was forced to work and produce his share of the profits.) Said one union official: "The plan is a great success and we urge everyone to work like hell...