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...aroused by the speed standard set at the beginning of the Conference, the delegates have been working under a nervous pressure not altogether conducive to careful deliberation. They are subjected to this pressure by the publicity of the proceedings; they are daily made aware of the desire of the press for news of progress; but they know they must not allow themselves to be hurried in reaching decisions that are going to affect the destiny of nations...
...case the rumor caused such ill feeling in Italy toward the French that it started riots and bloodshed. In this case the Conference took notice of the rumor and officially and emphatically denied it. For the most part, however, the information that has gone out from here through the press has been trustworthy, and the discussion in the press has been helpful to the progress of the Conference. By means of the press this has become not merely a Conference of delegates but in fact a council of nations. On the one hand the public knows everything about the Conference...
...corner of Divinity Avenue and Kirkland Street is the University Press...
Over one hundred men are expected to be present at a press luncheon to be given by the CRIMSON today at noon. The luncheon will be served in the Sanctum of the Crimson Building, and editors of the Yale News and the CRIMSON as well as press correspondents here for the game have been invited to attend...
...Democratic National Committee since 1900, he has played a prominent part in the shaping of the policies of his party. At the National Convention in 1920, at San Francisco, he delivered the keynote address, covering the current political situation so well that he was acclaimed by the press of both parties one of the foremost practical political thinkers of the country. Mr. Cummings graduated from Yale in the class of 1891, receiving his LL.B...