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...recent months, Roy Howard's New York World-Telegram, key link in the chain, had frequently killed the Stokes column. The days when he was dropped, he noted, were usually days when he and the paper's editorial policy (hard-a-star-board Republican) disagreed...
Next day Sobel heard what Toronto thought of his action. Said the Globe & Mail: "It is intolerable that the color bar should be imported. . . ." With an eye on the U.S. Declaration of Independence, the Telegram added: "The [Whist Club] players . . . should consider whether at this point in the course of human events it has not become necessary to dissolve-the bonds which have connected them with the [A.C.B.L.]." Said one of the tournament's players: "[Sobel] should know the meaning of persecution." Snapped John McBirney, president of the University of Toronto student council: "They may have that sort...
Krishna Menon, who had arranged to meet the 35 Indian students studying here before his talk and to speak informally before the faculty's Conference on Public Affairs earlier in the afternoon, said in a telegram to David M. Little, secretary of the University, that he hoped a "similar visit some other time" could be arranged...
...received the long list of signatures, Professor Shapley voiced his encouragement at "the strong backing one gets by letter, telegram, and editorial when he stands up vigorously in defense of traditional liberties...
Only a few days after the breakdown of their no-advertising clause, the Newspaper PM offered another breach when the Dramatic Club slipped in their pages. Other papers checked off the Shwartz scoreboard were the New York sun and Telegram...