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...plaque in conventional bronze, offered a prize of $1,000 for the best design. Winner was Isamu Noguchi, muscular, California-born, Japanese-Irish sculptor, who submitted a small-scale plaster model depicting five symbolic figures (editor, reporter, photographer, teletype and telephoto operators) straining eyes and ears for news. With sudden inspiration and daring, A. P. decided to have its plaque in stainless steel...
...this purpose Irene was dug out of the musicomedy archives of 1919, tuned down with less music, toned up with more comedy, glorified midway with a sudden blob of Technicolor for the Alice Blue Gown song sequences, jazzed toward the end when a Harlem revue swings the same song...
...recently advertised appeal by a New York opinion analysis institute for young recruits to its staff is yet another indication of the sudden recent interest in that indefinable intangible--public opinion. As if the Freshman's life were not full enough of forms and questionnaires, the Crimson has thrust upon the weary first year man a lengthy quiz in re the one thing he knows least about, his courses. Some justification is patently necessary; herewith it is presented...
...thorax is first filled with air by a deep inspiration; the glottis is then closed. . . . When a sufficiently high intrapulmonic pressure is attained, the glottis opens and the sudden change in pressure causes a forcible expulsion...
...more disturbed by the sudden popularity of his paper than Editor Dalla Torre himself. Lest Osservatore Romano become a political storm centre, Dalla Torre limited its circulation, steadfastly refused to print more than 95,000 copies. Last week Osservatore Romano was one of few newspapers left in Europe which still had a relatively free hand in reporting war news and international politics. Then, probably due to Fascist pressure, Osservatore Romano began to slow its drift toward a pro-Allied stand...