Word: partisans
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Dates: during 1950-1950
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...195th game of the Harvard-Yale baseball series went to Harvard yesterday afternoon when the Crimson scored a 17 to 3 rout over the visitors from New Haven. It was the 93rd Catnap triumph, achieved before a partisan crowd of 6700 reunions...
Complacency Y. Calumny. It was a matter, she told the attentive Senate, that went beyond partisan politics. The Democrats could be justly accused of "complacency to the threat of Communism here at home and the leak of vital secrets to Russia through key officials of the Democratic Administration." But, said Margaret Smith, "I don't want to see the Republican Party ride to political victory on the four horsemen of calumny-fear, ignorance, bigotry and smear. In fact, I doubt if the Republican Party could...
...maddened howl of the U.S. legislator as dramatically as has Secretary of State Dean Acheson. Congressmen, almost to a man, regard the Secretary as a cat, and feel an unholy urge to chase him up a tree. Some of the congressional baying he has aroused is rooted deep in partisan politics. But the Secretary's unblinking disregard for opinion on Capitol Hill, and his back-arching criticism of his tormentors, has at times driven even Democrats to tooth-clicking leaps...
Died. Archbishop Ismael Perdomo, 78, political-minded Roman Catholic Primate of Colombia; in Bogotá. A conservative on most issues in his nation's fiercely partisan politics, Archbishop Perdomo sternly condemned the political use of violence and fraud, gained the enmity of Conservative Strong Man (now President-elect) Laureano...
...considered; Truman sent another batch of four to the Hill this month. And the 65 percent includes really controversial ones. Those favoring reform can only hope that the President holds close to the Commission's blueprints so that each measure can be debated on its own merits, not on partisan grounds. And, more important perhaps, so that Congress doesn't let the Capitol's balcony quarterbacks--the lobbies--call any more signals on its vital plays...