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For Man of the Year I nominate Secretary of State George C. Marshall, who has sacrificed his well-earned rest, his popularity and his health to serve his country and the world.
. . . There has risen to fame a man of qualities so outstanding in his profession that any age would be proud to own him . . . I nominate Laurence Olivier.
. . . I nominate a unanimous All-American, Doak Walker of Southern Methodist University.
For his clarion call for a return to spiritual values in the individual, in order that our people may have "the balanced qualities of spirit, mind and body," I nominate Charles A. Lindbergh . . .
For Man of the Year, I nominate Sir Laurence Olivier. He is even more deserving of this honor because of the fine and healthy effect he has had upon the appreciation of Shakespeare than the rejuvenating influence he has had on many of our own and other countries' films...