Word: visiting
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Dates: during 1950-1950
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...UNEQUIVOCAL JUDGMENTS" ABOUT AMERICANS-TIME, NOV. 13] REPRESENTATIVE OF OXFORD UNIVERSITY PLAYERS' VIEWS. THE REST OF US WANT TO APOLOGIZE FOR HIM AND TO TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY TO EARNESTLY AND RESPECTFULLY THANK ALL THOSE CITIZENS OF A GREAT AND HOSPITABLE NATION WHO DID SO MUCH TO MAKE OUR VISIT THE WONDERFUL EXPERIENCE...
...hand were many familiar faces, some soon to be seen around the halls of Congress no more. Big, bronzed lame-duck Scott Lucas, after a visit to the White House, went through the motions of majority leader. His gear was all packed. He will be at home in Havana, Ill. after Jan. 3, practicing law. Pennsylvania's Francis J. Myers, the majority whip, was equally relaxed: he will soon be a Philadelphia lawyer again...
...occasion seemed important enough to merit another MacArthur visit to the front. On a bitterly cold but sunny morning, three hours after his divisions jumped off, MacArthur's Constellation, the SCAP, landed on Sinanju's bumpy airfield. Welcomed by a cluster of his top brass, the general climbed into a jeep and pulled the hood of his pile-lined parka over his head. In the back seat rode the Eighth Army's Lieut. General Walton Walker...
Father Herman asked permission to visit Moncay. the Communists objected, but the local population is strong for him, and the Communists yielded...
Gentleman Farmer Arthur McCashin of Pluckemin, N.J., who assisted greatly in the victory, rode twelve-year-old Paleface, on loan to him from Mr. and Mrs. H. J. O'Connell of Montreal. On a visit to the O'Connells last summer, McCashin took a fancy to the animal, rode him, was convinced of his merit. He took him to his Pluckemin home for further training, successfully put him through eliminations to pick the U.S. team, and the grueling three-day competition...