Word: normans
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Those expecting a consistent socialist theory from Norman Thomas will be disappointed by his latest book. His attempt to restate the essentials of Social Democracy achieves little more than a vaguely appealing program resting primarily upon the dignity of the individual...
...socialism relies upon the sensitive functioning of democratic institutions. In specific recommendations for the popular election of the President, an easier method of Constitutional amendment, and mechanism for direct appeal to the people in the case of deadlock between the President and Congress we recognize the true significance of Norman Thomas and the American Socialist movement...
...killing schedule, clearing his desk for the big day. He went on television with a plea for the Red Cross campaign, accepted a leather-bound manuscript on "How to Be Prepared" from three bright-eyed little Girl Scouts, saw a group of Negro leaders, shook hands with oldtime Socialist Norman Thomas, and brushed off his weekly press conference in 13 minutes with a record burst of no comments...
...needed a new synagogue. Said Coe: "I didn't see why we couldn't help them, too. I'm for churches. They do a lot of good . . ." Last week he and his committee held a second auction, raised $65,000. Said Washington's visiting Rabbi Norman Gerstenfeld: "The real test of good will in a community is action." Said Socker Coe: "I believe a good deal of bigotry was broken down by the committee . . . There's a general attitude of friendliness that wasn't there before...
Most of the students questioned felt that the porter plan was a good idea. "They will probably do a better job than the maids," said Norman L. Hatch '53. Michael S. Train '53 is also in favor of student porters. "The maids keep criticizing my paintings," said Train. "Perhaps I'll got better comments from enlightened students...