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- found: Pound, E. L. Love poems of Ancient Egypt, 1962.
- found: His The life of Ezra Pound, 1982: t.p. (Noel Stock)
- found: NUCMC data from Univ. of Toledo (Ohio) for His Papers, 1886-1983 (Noel Stock, b. 1929; prof. English at Univ. of Toledo)
- found: Dict. Am. sch., 1982 (Stock, Noel, b. Melbourne, Australia, May 29, 1929)
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Ernie O'Malley
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Ernie O'Malley Irish: Earnán Ó Maille |
Born | Castlebar, County Mayo, Ireland |
26 May 1897
Died | 25 March 1957 Howth, County Dublin, Ireland |
(aged 59)
Allegiance | Irish Republican Army |
Years of service | 1917–1923 |
Battles/wars | Irish War of Independence Irish Civil War |
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Ernie O'Malley (Irish: Earnán Ó Maille; 26 May 1897 – 25 March 1957[1]) was an Irish Republican Army (IRA) officer during the Irish War of Independence and a commander of the anti-Treaty IRA during the Irish Civil War. O'Malley wrote three books, On Another Man's Wound, The Singing Flame, and Raids and Rallies. The first describes his early life and role in the War of Independence, while the second covers the Civil War. The literary quality of these books and O'Malley's career after the political conflicts distinguish him from other IRA men who also penned memoirs of the times.
Early life[edit]
Born Ernest Bernard Malley [Irish Gaelic: Earan O'Malley],[2] in Castlebar, County Mayo, he came from a lower-middle class Roman Catholic family in County Mayo. His father Edward Malley was a solicitor's clerk; living opposite a RIC barracks, the policemen would nod in courtesy walking by.[3] He was the second of eleven children.[4] His father, Luke Malley, was a clerk with the Congested Districts Board, which organised land reform in the west of Ireland.[2] His family's politics were conservative Irish nationalist, supporting the Irish Parliamentary Party. His first cousin, Gilbert Laithwaite, would become the British ambassador to Ireland in the 1950s.[5] The Malleys moved to Dublin when Ernie was still a child and the 1911 census lists them living at 7 Iona Drive, Glasnevin.[6] His older brother, Frank, joined the British Army at the outbreak of World War I.[4] O'Malley was studying medicine at University College Dublin in 1916 when the Easter Rising convulsed the city, and he was almost persuaded by some unionist friends to join them in defending Trinity College, Dublin from the rebels should they attempt to take it. After some thought, he decided his sympathies were with the rebels and he and a friend took some shots at British troops with a borrowed Mauser rifle during the fighting, provided by the Gaelic League.[4] He joined F Company, 1st battalion, Dublin Brigade, because its base was north of the Liffey. From only 12 men the company grew to 60 during 1916. Collins, De Valera, and O'Hegarty visited the Drill Hall hidden at 25 Parnell Square.[7]
IRA career[edit]
War of Independence[edit]
After the Easter Rising, O'Malley became deeply involved in Irish republican separatist activism, a fact he had to hide from his family, who had close ties to the establishment. In 1917, he joined the Irish Volunteers and also Conradh na Gaeilge. During the Westmorland street riots, O'Malley stole a policeman's baton, and scarpered to the safety of the Fairview slums.
He left his studies and worked as a full-time organiser for the IRA from 1918 onwards: work that brought him to almost every corner of Ireland.[8] On one occasion he attended a semi-public meeting of the Ulster Volunteer Force in County Tyrone for the purposes of gathering intelligence, lamenting that such able men were opposed to his ideals. GHQ sent O'Malley to Assistant chief of staff, Dick Mulcahy at Dungannon. He was appointed 2nd Lieutenant of the Coalisland district. The Sinn Feiners opposed Conscription in principle, organizing a mass boycott the Dublin government's policy. O'Malley was on the run in Tullamore where he first met Austin Stack and Darrell Figgis. At Philipstown he was stopped by RIC, and went to draw on a concealed gun. From Athlone, where he tried to seize the magazine fort, he was sent to south Roscommon. There the Police caught up with him and Brig. Brennan in the corner shop at Ballintubber. Escaping, he was crossing a bridge at Suck, Galway when the RIC fired and wounded, the fleeing suspect. O'Malley crossed again to Roscommon and went to ground in the mountains. Espying on FM Lord French at Rockingham House was hazardous; it was very dangerous for the IRA, in the vicinity of Carrick.[9] Night drilling continued in near silence behind village school houses, but the secret organizing continued regardless.
Although officially attached to IRA GHQ, O'Malley was tasked as a training officer for rural IRA units, which involved IRA operations throughout the country once the war got under way.[8] In February 1920, Eoin O'Duffy and O'Malley led an IRA attack on the Royal Irish Constabulary (RIC) barracks in Ballytrain, County Monaghan, and were successful in taking it. This was the first capture of an RIC barracks in the war.[10]
In September, O'Malley and Liam Lynch led 2nd County Cork Brigade in the only capture of a British Army barracks of the conflict, in Mallow. They left with a haul of rifles, two Hotchkiss machine-guns and ammunition. In retaliation, several main street premises were subsequently torched by the British Army, including the town hall. The soldiers were finally brought under control by members of the Auxiliary Division of the RIC.
He was captured by the British at Kilkenny in December 1920, found in possession of a handgun. Much to his disgust, he had failed to destroy some notes, which contained the names of members of the 7th West Kilkenny Brigade, all of whom were subsequently arrested. Having been badly beaten during his interrogation at Dublin Castle and in severe danger of execution, he escaped from Kilmainham Gaol on 21 February 1921 along with IRA men Frank Teeling and Simon Donelly, through the aid of a sympathetic British soldier.[11] At his arrest he had identified himself as 'Bernard Stewart' as his true identity was unknown at the time of his escape.[11] O'Malley was placed in command of the IRA's Second Southern Division in Munster, and for operations in Limerick, Kilkenny and Tipperary.[12]
His writings describe the often vicious guerrilla warfare fought in the martial law area in the south of Ireland. On one occasion, O'Malley ordered the killing of three captured British officers in reprisal for British Army killings of IRA prisoners. In all his field activities he displayed substantial courage and was wounded several times.
The British were aware of his role: while in custody under the alias "Bernard Stewart", he had seen a memorandum referring to a 'notorious rebel and officer of the IRA named "Ernie O'Malley"' whom they were very anxious to capture.
Civil War[edit]
O'Malley objected to the Anglo-Irish Treaty that formally ended the "Tan War" (the term by which he and many other anti-Treaty Republicans preferred to refer to the War of Independence), opposing any settlement that fell short of an independent Irish Republic, particularly one backed up by British threats of restarting hostilities. He was one of the anti-Treaty IRA officers who occupied the Four Courts in Dublin, an event that helped to spark the Irish Civil War. O'Malley was appointed assistant chief of staff in the anti-Treaty forces.
O'Malley surrendered to the Free State Army after the Battle of Dublin but escaped captivity and travelled via the Wicklow Mountains to Blessington then County Wexford and finally County Carlow.[13] This was probably fortunate for him, as four of the other Four Courts leaders were later executed. Thereafter, he was appointed commander of the anti-Treaty forces in the provinces of Ulster and Leinster, and lived a clandestine existence in Dublin.
In October 1922, he went to Dundalk and met with Frank Aiken (commander of the Fourth Northern Division of the Irish Republican Army) and Padraig Quinn (quartermaster-general) to review plans for an attack to free IRA soldiers from Dundalk jail. While Aiken's men did manage to free the prisoners, they were unable to hold Dundalk and dispersed after the operation was over. This type of incident is reflective of O'Malley's frustration at the defensive strategy of Liam Lynch, chief of staff of the anti-Treaty forces, which allowed the "Free Staters" (the Irish Free State Army) to build up their strength in preparation for a gradual take-over of areas of the country dominated by the "Irregulars". O'Malley expressed the view in his memoir, The Singing Flame, that the anti-Treaty side needed to use conventional warfare, as opposed to guerrilla warfare, if they were to win the war.
O'Malley was captured again after a shoot-out with Free State soldiers in the Ballsbridge area of Dublin city on 4 November 1922.[14] O'Malley was severely wounded in the incident, being hit over twenty times (three bullets remained lodged in his back for the remainder of his life). A Free State soldier was also killed in the gun fight.[14] Fate was to intervene as the surgeon who attended to O'Malley was a former medical college classmate, overstating the seriousness of the prisoner's wounds, saving O'Malley from execution by the Free State – whose policy by that time was to execute anti-Treaty fighters captured in possession of weapons. It may also have been too much of a risk on the part of the Irish Free State to put to death an undisputed hero of the recent struggle against the British, although O'Malley often feared that he was only hours from execution.
Subsequent literary life[edit]
By the time O'Malley recovered from his wounds, the Civil War was over and he was transferred to Mountjoy Prison. During this period of imprisonment, O'Malley went on hunger strike for forty-one days, in protest at the continued detention of IRA prisoners after the war. While on hunger strike, he was elected as a Sinn Féin Teachta Dála (TD) for Dublin North at the 1923 general election.[15] He did not contest the June 1927 general election.[16] He was one of the last Republican prisoners to be released following the end of hostilities. At his family's suggestion, he took an extended vacation in Europe to recover his health, climbing mountains in the Pyrenees and Italy.
O'Malley returned to University College Dublin to continue his medical studies in 1926 where he was heavily involved in the university hillwalking club and Literary and Historical Society, but he left Ireland in 1928 without graduating. In 1928, he toured the USA on behalf of Éamon de Valera raising funds for the establishment of the new Irish Republican newspaper the Irish Press.
He spent the next few years travelling throughout the United States before arriving in Taos in New Mexico in 1930, where he lived among the native Americans for a time and began work on his account of the manuscript that would later become On Another Man's Wound. He fell in with Mabel Dodge Luhan and her artistic circle that included such figures as D. H. Lawrence, Georgia O'Keeffe, Paul Strand, Ella Young and Aaron Copland. Later that year he travelled to Mexico where he studied at the Mexico City University of the Arts and worked as a high school teacher. His US visa having expired, he slipped across the Rio Grande and returned to Taos where he worked as a teacher again until 1932 where he travelled to Depression-era New York, where he became well known in literary and artistic circles. At this time he met Helen Hooker, a wealthy young sculptor and tennis player, whom he would later marry.
In 1934, O'Malley was granted a pension by the Fianna Fáil government as a combatant in the Irish War of Independence. Now possessed of a steady income, he married Helen Hooker in London on 27 September 1935 and returned to Ireland. The O'Malleys had three children and divided their time between Dublin and Burrishoole in County Mayo. Hooker and O'Malley devoted themselves to the arts, she was involved in sculpture and theatre, while he made his living as a writer. In 1936, On Another Man's Wound was published to critical and commercial acclaim. O'Malley remained in neutral Ireland during The Emergency, involving himself as a member of the Local Security Force. However, during the war years the O'Malleys' marriage began to fail.[17] Helen began to spend more and more time with her family in the United States and, in 1950, "kidnapped" two of the couple's three children taking them to live with her in Colorado. She divorced her husband in 1952.[17] O'Malley kept their other son and sent him to boarding school in England. Despite his Republican politics, O'Malley was a great admirer of the English Public School system of education.
He was friendly with the director John Ford, and actor John Wayne, whom he advised during the making of the film The Quiet Man.
Throughout his life O'Malley endured considerable ill-health from the wounds and hardship he had suffered during his revolutionary days. As befitting a celebrated figure of the Irish War of Independence, he was given a state funeral after his death in 1957. A sculpture of Manannán mac Lir, donated by O'Malley's family, stands in the Mall in Castlebar, County Mayo.
O'Malley's political ideas were somewhat vague, apart from an absolute commitment to full Irish independence. He largely eschewed politics after the Civil War, describing himself as "a soldier" who "had fought and killed the enemies of my nation". He saw it as a "soldier's job to win the war and a politician's job to win the peace".
O'Malley's most celebrated writings are On Another Man's Wound, a memoir of the War of Independence, and The Singing Flame an account of his involvement in the Civil War. Raids and Rallies includes and account of the period he was required by the IRA Command under Liam Lynch to hide in secret at Sheila Humphreys house near Ballsbridge. The house was raided on 4 November 1922 during which the Ryan sisters were arrested with O'Malley. They were consigned to internment in Mountjoy Prison. He spent nearly three years inside before being released due to pressure from De Valera. The two volumes were written during O'Malley's time in New York, New Mexico and Mexico City between 1929 and 1932.[18]
On Another Man's Wound was published in London in 1936, although the seven pages detailing O'Malley's ill-treatment while under arrest in Dublin Castle were omitted. An unabridged version was published in America a year later under the title Army Without Banners: Adventures of an Irish Volunteer. Critical responses were enthusiastic:The New York Times described it as "a stirring and beautiful account of a deeply felt experience" while The New York Herald Tribune called it "a tale of heroic adventure told without rancor or rhetoric."[18] It has rarely been out of print since. The book presents an unvarnished and complex picture of revolutionary struggle. In 1928 O'Malley defined his attitude in a letter to fellow-Republican Sheila Humphreys:
I have the bad and disagreeable habit of writing the truth as I see it, and not as other people (including yourself) realise it, in which we are a race of spiritualised idealists with a world idea of freedom, having nothing to learn for we have made no mistakes.[19]
In an article in The Irish Times in 1996, the writer John McGahern described On Another Man's Wound as "the one classic work to have emerged directly from the violence that led to independence", adding that it "deserves a permanent and honoured place in our literature."[19]
Perhaps reflecting its more controversial theme in Ireland, The Singing Flame was not published until 1978, well after O'Malley's death.[18] O'Malley also wrote another book on the revolutionary period, Raids and Rallies, describing his and other fighters' experiences. This book was based on a lengthy series of interviews he had conducted in the 1950s with former IRA men and ran as a highly popular serial in The Sunday Press from 1955 to 1956.[18] In addition, O'Malley wrote large volumes of poetry and contributed to a literary and cultural magazine "The Bell", set up by his fellow republican Peadar O'Donnell.
O'Malley's extensive notes, compiled while he was an active IRA officer, are one of the best primary historical sources for the revolutionary period in Ireland, 1919–23, from the republican perspective. In the 1930s and 1940s he also toured Ireland interviewing veterans of the republican struggle. He intended this to be a counter-weight to the official state oral project, the Bureau of Military History,[citation needed] which was not supposed to cover the years of civil war in 1922–23. His papers are now housed in the University College Dublin archives [1], to whom they were donated by O'Malley's son Cormac in 1974. Cormac O'Malley retains the bulk of the remainder of his father's personal papers, poetry, and some manuscripts in his New York residence.
His official military papers on the revolutionary and Civil Wars were published in 2008, under the title, No Surrenders Here!
Ernie O'Malley's autobiographical works are the main inspiration behind the Ken Loach film The Wind That Shakes the Barley, and the character of Damien is based partly on O'Malley.
See also[edit]
Further reading[edit]
- Ernie O'Malley, On Another Man's Wound. (1936)
- Ernie O'Malley, The Singing Flame. (1978, revised and expanded 2002)
- Padraic O'Farrell, The Ernie O'Malley Story. (1983)
- Ernie O'Malley, Raids and Rallies. (1985)
- Richard English, Ernie O'Malley, IRA Intellectual. (1998)
- Ernie O'Malley, No Surrender Here!: The Civil War Papers of Ernie O'Malley 1922–1924 eds. Cormac K.H. O'Malley & Anne Dolan. (2004)
- Mary Cosgrove, Ernie O'Malley: Art and Modernism in Ireland. Éire-Ireland Fall/Winter 2005 pp85–103.
- ^ O'Farrell, pages 10 and 106
- ^ a b "http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/reels/nai000038269/". census.nationalarchives.ie. Retrieved 15 December 2014.
- ^ Ernie O'Malley, "On another man's wound", p.10
- ^ a b c English, R. (1999). English:ernie O'malley:ira Intellect P:. Oxford University Press. ISBN 9780198208075. Retrieved 15 December 2014.
- ^ Lysaght, Charles (16 July 2006). "The excellent honour of ambassador suits you, sir". Irish Independent.
- ^ "National Archives: Census of Ireland 1911". census.nationalarchives.ie. Retrieved 15 December 2014.
- ^ E O'Malley, "On another man's wound", p.61.
- ^ a b English, R. (1999). English:ernie O'malley:ira Intellect P:. Oxford University Press. ISBN 9780198208075. Retrieved 15 December 2014.
- ^ O'Malley, "On another man's wound", p.95.
- ^ Cottrell, Peter (2006). The Anglo-Irish War: The Troubles of 1913–1922. Essential Histories 65. Osprey Publishing. p. 47. ISBN 978-1-84603-023-9. Retrieved 19 December 2014.
- ^ a b English, R. (1999). English:ernie O'malley:ira Intellect P:. Oxford University Press. ISBN 9780198208075. Retrieved 15 December 2014.
- ^ English, R. (1999). English:ernie O'malley:ira Intellect P:. Oxford University Press. ISBN 9780198208075. Retrieved 15 December 2014.
- ^ English, R. (1999). English:ernie O'malley:ira Intellect P:. Oxford University Press. ISBN 9780198208075. Retrieved 15 December 2014.
- ^ a b English, R. (1999). English:ernie O'malley:ira Intellect P:. Oxford University Press. ISBN 9780198208075. Retrieved 15 December 2014.
- ^ "Mr.Ernie O'Malley". Oireachtas Members Database. Retrieved 20 May 2012.
- ^ "Ernie O'Malley". ElectionsIreland.org. Retrieved 20 May 2012.
- ^ a b "http://www.irishartsreview.com/html/vol20_no4/omalley/omalley_feature.htm".
- ^ a b c d "Project MUSE - The Publication History of On Another Man's Wound". muse.jhu.edu. Retrieved 15 December 2014.
- ^ a b English, R. (1999). English:ernie O'malley:ira Intellect P:. Oxford University Press. ISBN 9780198208075. Retrieved 15 December 2014.
External links[edit]
- A website dedicated to sharing information O'Malley's life and times
- "The inborn hate of things English": Ernie O'Malley and the Irish Revolution 1916–1923
- An account of O'Malley's association with Achill Island


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A huge and record-setting chocolate Easter egg was created and broken in Rome. Pieces were sold and proceeds go to benefit the victims of the recent earthquake in the Abruzzo.
Food can be funny! Sometimes brand names from other countries make me laugh. These Italian hot dogs are called Wupi!
So excited that today Italy released a postage stamp in honor of its extra-delicious spaghetti all'amatriciana
What could be cooler or more delicious than a granita made of Italy's iconic citrus soda, Tassoni, and vodka? It's the perfect summer treat!
Yesterday, 25 chefs in Sydney broke the world record for the longest line of pizzas. They made 826 pies that stretched 221 meters in length.
An interview with food writer, cookbook author, and expert on Roman food, Maureen Fant
Play with your food! Il Ruzzolone is a game played in only one Italian hill town - Panicale. The goal? Roll a nine pound round of pecorino cheese around the perimeter of the town.
The Italian coffee company, Illy, teams up with Coca-Cola to give us caffe freddo in a can!
At the Espresso Academy in Florence, you can take espresso & cappuccino making lessons in a coffee roasting plant. There's even a "milk art" course that will teach you to make those pretty cappuccino designs.
January 17 is the International Day of Italian Cuisines. The Virtual Group of Italian Chefs will be celebrating and promoting authentic Italian cuisine by cooking Pasta alla Carbonara. Join them!
In Italy, on the feast of Epiphany (Jan. 6), a mythical woman named Befana brings candy coal to those who've been naughty. Time to start making coal for all those family and friends who need to clean up their acts!
Chestnuts roasting on an open fire! (Or in your oven)
Help fight AIDS in sub-Saharan Africa by buying wines with the "Wine for Life" sticker.
Italians are famous for their fish dinners on Christmas Eve and one of the stars of the meal is the capitone or eel - best to buy it alive and kill it in your own kitchen sink!
The world's largest white truffle was found in Tuscany this week!
Support local Italian viticulture by adopting a vine! Choose your region and your grape and at the end of the year you'll get 60 bottles of your own wine (you can even personalize the labels).
Italy's sheep make the tastiest cheese! Think pecorino! Think ricotta! Now you can adopt a lamb in the Abruzzo and fill your pantry with organic cheeses & sausages!
Almost every Italian menu features an antipasto of affettati misti. In their new ad campaign, the salumeria Negroni suggests that Italy itself is a landscape made of prosciutto, mortadella, and pancetta! Yumm!
Nudo, a farm in Italy, lets you adopt an olive tree for a year and they send you the fruits of the harvest. It's a great way to get some fabulous olive oil and to support small scale farming.
Master cheese makers in Italy just crafted the world's longest mozzarella. How long do you think a mozzarella braid could be? (Hint: this one's not even close!)
Alessi's Taste-Huile (olive oil taster) is the new kitchen essential.
Three-pronged chopsticks make it it easy to eat Asian food gracefully - even if you're a bit lacking in eye-hand coordination. Introduced at the Milan International Home Show which ends today.
Pandora Design rethinks the Italian souvenir and helps you take a taste of Italy home: Squeeze your citrus on the dome of Saint Peter's Basilica and fill the piazza with juice!
Be careful, you'll put your eyes out! Oedipus in 8 1/2 minutes - played by a potato!
Five Italian wine estates join together to create Bootleg wines and the result is a stunningly clever bottle (we've not tried the wine yet)
Wear this to the organic market or put the organics in it?
A famous saying: "When the Colosseum falls, Rome will fall. And when Rome falls,the world will end." Chris Kabul's Colosseum cake pan lets you play master of the universe.
No time to join the jet setters on Sardinia this August? Treat yourself to a taste of the island anyway with this icy aperitif made with mirto, Sardinia's myrtle berry liquor.
Roman chef Filippo La Mantia (who began his cooking career in Palermo's jail when arrested wrongfully for a Mafia crime) is getting lots of publicity for his campaign to rid Italian food of garlic.
Neapolitan artist Sergio de Rosa photographs spaghetti in the most interesting ways. (He also works with other shapes of pasta and with rice!)
A close shave! Most people think the best way to cool off in Italy is by eating gelato. But on really hot days those in the know head from the grattachecca stands.
Street stalls selling pre-cut fresh fruit are all the rage in Rome in the summer. But, the fruit's not always carved this elaborately!
Shaken, not stirred! The Caffe Shakerato is a great way to cool off on a hot summer day...and it's elegant too!
Chilly con Campari. In love with this innovative aperitif : Campari granita with grapefruit juice and lime. Eat it with a spoon or add a taste of it to a glass of prosecco.


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Archbishop Oscar Romero was born on August 15, 1917, and was assassinated on March 24, 1980.
After leaving school as a young man, he became a carpenter but soon decided that he wanted to become a priest.
In 1977, Oscar Romero was appointed the Archbishop of San Salvador, and became a dedicated advocate on behalf of the poor and oppressed in El Salvador.
On March 24, 1980, Oscar Romero was celebrating Mass. A car pulled up and shot through the open door of the church, killing Archbishop Romero. His legacy lives on in the efforts of those who seek justice on behalf of the poor and marginalized.
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A day after the air crash at Nepal that claimed the lives of eight leading builders of the city, the construction industry and those associated with it is yet to recover from the shock.
"All the victims changed the face of the city by introducing modern architectural techniques in the projects. They were not only involved in building activities, but also took active participation in the social activities through various forums. It will take a long time to come to terms, as all the victims are well known personalities," a cross section of the city residents observed.
Even as close relatives, one each from the victims' families, left for Kathmandu via New Delhi from Chennai this morning to identify and bring the bodies here after completing the official procedures, various associations connected with the building industry held a meeting in the city to discuss the arrangements for the final rites.
M. Anand (son of the victim M.V. Maruthachalam); T. Sethuraman (brother of T. Dhanasekaran); K. Palanikumar (son of A.K. Krishnan); M.V.G. Jawagar (friend of M. Manimaran); Vijay Anand (son of V.N. Kanakasabesan); M. Ramkumar (son of Kattur Mahalingam); C.T. Annamalai (relative of Meenakshi Sundaram); Jothi Mahalingam (brother of G. Thiagarajan) have left for Kathmandu.
Two more – B. Senthilkumar, secretary, Flat Promoters Association and R. Subramani of the BAI, Tiruchi, have also accompanied the team to Kathmandu, according to sources of the Tiruchi Centre of the Builders Association of India (BAI).
The bodies are expected to arrive in Chennai on Tuesday night after completion of formalities in the Nepalese capital. They are expected to be brought here from Chennai by road immediately, the sources added.
It was decided at the meeting to keep the bodies at the National College Higher Secondary School ground at Chinthamani in the city for a couple hours on Wednesday morning to enable the residents pay their last respects.
Later, they will be taken to the houses of the respective victims for final rites, the source said. The BAI has formed special teams for this purpose.
Representatives of the BAI, Institution of Valuers, Flat Promoters Association, Tiruchi Travel Federation, Indian Institute of Architects, Confederation of Indian Industry and other associations participated in the meeting.
Meanwhile, relatives and people from various walks of life continue to pour in at the residences of the victims to console them since Sunday. Various Associations have expressed shock at the tragedy and the loss of the leading builders of the district.
The Tamil Nadu Construction Workers Union, affiliated to the AITUC, expressed grief over the incident. In a press release its district secretary K. Suresh recalled the selfless services of the victims. He specifically referred to their fight in the cause of construction workers during the struggle when the prices of building materials registered a steep hike in the recent past.
Mr. Suresh also recalled their gesture by deputing a representative from the BAI for the Union's State convention held recently.
These architects played a crucial role in generating employment opportunities on a sustained basis to the construction workers, he said describing their demise as an irreparable loss.
In a similar condolence message, C. Balasubramanian, president of the Tiruchi district Exnora, has expressed shock at the tragedy.
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Exclusive: Karen Kramer is going on the offensive again against Lionel Chetwynd, who again has called her late husband, legendary filmmaker and liberal icon Stanley Kramer, an "enabler" of the Hollywood blacklist. She has accused Chetwynd, a darling of Hollywood conservatives, of defaming her husband, who produced and directed such classics as High Noon, Inherit The Wind, Judgment At Nuremberg, On The Beach and Guess Who's Coming To Dinner.
The blacklist, which ended some 55 years ago, is still a polarizing issue.
There is no doubt that blacklisted screenwriter Carl Foreman felt betrayed by Kramer in connection with the 1952 masterpiece High Noon. Foreman, who died in 1984 and was a longtime friend of Chetwynd's, said as much in a lengthy letter to New York Times film critic Bosley Crowther after his glowing review of the film. Foreman never forgave Kramer for denying him associate producer credit on the film. Foreman »
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Japanese actor Ken Takakura, iconic leading man in countless yakuza and action films, died at 83 of lymphoma on November 10 in Tokyo. He had long since achieved legendary status in Japan with his portrayals of brooding samurai, gangsters and hit men. The characters he portrayed were usually on the wrong side of the law but adhered to a chivalric code of honor that, while not reflective of reality, nevertheless struck a deep chord among Japanese filmgoers of the 1960s. Takakura was most familiar to American audiences for his roles in The Yakuza (1975), directed by Sydney Pollack and co-starring Robert Mitchum; Black Rain (1989), with Michael Douglas; and Mr. Baseball (1992), with Tom Selleck. In each of these he more than held his own against his high-powered American co-stars.
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Having finally found acclaim as a writer/director with critical successes like The Defiant Ones (1958) after a brief period serving as a producer for others at Columbia on films such as Death of a Salesman (1951), The Juggler (1953), and The Wild One (1953), Stanley Kramer took it upon himself to follow-up his politically controversial nuclear war drama On the Beach (1959) with yet another topically contentious production – Inherit The Wind. Based on the stage play of the same name written by Jerome Lawrence and Robert Edwin Lee, the film fictionalizes the famed 1925 Scopes "Monkey" Trial, in which a high school teacher named John Scopes was accused of violating Tennessee's Butler Act, which made it unlawful to teach Darwin's Theory of Evolution in any state-funded school. Riding high on the creation/evolution controversy, as well as a genius ploy to exploit the witch hunt narrative to discuss the dangers of McCarthyism, which had previously seen Nedrick Young, »
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State Attorney General Bill Schuette filed the charges Thursday. 43-year-old Raulie Casteel could face life in prison if convicted. He also faces 60 counts in Oakland County related to the shooting spree. Joy Yearout is a spokesperson for the attorney general. She said the charges are meant to send a message. "Certainly terrorism is an unusual charge, but the facts of this case warrant it," Yearout said. The attorney general is consolidating cases related to shootings in Ingham, Livingston, and Shiawassee counties. One person was injured in the shootings. Michigan grants available for first-time homebuyers, refinancing too By Michigan Radio Newsroom • Dec 14, 2012 Lester Graham / Michigan Radio First time homebuyers may be eligible for up to $5,000 in state grants. The grants are part of a settlement against the five largest mortgage servicers. Schuette says right-to-work will survive court challenge By Rick Pluta • Dec 13, 2012 Michigan Municipal League / flickr State Attorney General Bill Schuette says he expects Michigan's new right-to-work law will be challenged in court, and he expects it will survive those lawsuits. One possible challenge would focus on different treatment for different types of unions. The law will allow workers for unionized employers to opt out of paying dues or fees. But the law won't apply to police and firefighter unions. Schuette said that could create too much disharmony in public safety units that require order and discipline. "Firefighters, first-responders, law enforcement – they're on the front lines of public safety. They have a very important, unique responsibility, making sure our streets and our neighborhoods are safe and secure, so this is a very appropriate carve-out. It was a correct carve-out," he said. Schuette said the law does apply to the state's 35,000 civil service employees. Some interpretations of the state constitution say the law can't touch civil service workers. That's because they are governed by the Michigan Civil Service Commission. Michigan Attorney General asks U.S. Supreme Court to decide affirmative action ban By Jake Neher • Nov 30, 2012 US Supreme Court State Attorney General Bill Schuette is asking the U.S. Supreme Court to uphold Michigan's ban on affirmative action. Schuette filed to submit the case to the land's highest court Thursday. Last month, a lower court threw out a voter-approved state ban on affirmative action. Joy Yearout is a spokesperson for the attorney general. Lansing judge says medical marijuana law "screams for legislative clarification," dismisses cases By Michigan Radio Newsroom • Nov 28, 2012 Neeta Lind / Flickr A Michigan judge has ruled against the state Attorney General's office in a series of criminal cases brought against four employees of Lansing-based medical marijuana dispensaries. Lansing District Court Judge Hugh Clark Jr. dismissed the felony drug-dealing charges last week, saying the state's medical marijuana law "screams for legislative clarification in numerous areas." The Lansing State Journal has more: The case surrounded multiple purchases of marijuana last year by four undercover police officers at HydroWorld locations on South Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard and West Barnes Street. They bought about 1/8-ounce of marijuana each time. The Attorney General's office filed charges against the employees, saying that the undercover officers were able to purchase marijuana even though they didn't have state-issued medical marijuana cards. The officers, according to testimony, filled out applications for the ID cards and a doctor — without ever seeing the officers — approved them. Clark based his ruling on a recent Michigan Supreme Court decision that said a doctor's diagnosis serves as a defense against possession charges for someone without a medical marijuana card. The Attorney General's office may seek an appeal, while civil lawsuits seeking to shut down the HydroWorld locations are still pending, the Lansing State Journal reports. - Jordan Wyant, Michigan Radio Newsroom Schuette: Changes to Blue Cross overhaul bills not enough to protect seniors By Jake Neher • Nov 19, 2012 Bill Schuette for Michigan Attorney General Michigan's attorney general says state lawmakers must add more safeguards for seniors to legislation that would overhaul Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan. Bill Schuette testified Monday before the House Insurance Committee. Schuette said bills passed last month by the Senate did not do enough to make sure Blue Cross continues to offer Medigap plans to seniors. The program covers costs that Medicare doesn't. The attorney general said the proposal would drastically cut funding for Medigap, and only requires Blue Cross to offer it through 2016. "I think the last thing we want is to have skyrocketing Medigap rates, or Medigap disappear altogether," Schuette said. Blue Cross officials say the measure gives seniors plenty of time to switch to more comprehensive and affordable plans. The legislation would end Blue Cross' tax exempt status. In return, the state would have less oversight of the Michigan's largest health insurer. Charges filed against Michigan medical marijuana centers By Mark Brush • Nov 15, 2012 user elioja / Flickr Michigan voters passed a medical marijuana law in 2008, but state prosecutors say its being abused. 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Next week, he plans to file to join a case before the state Court of Appeals involving a 21-year-old man convicted in 2006 of assisting a murder. The US Supreme Court in June struck down mandatory life sentences without parole for juveniles as unconstitutional. Schuette spokeswoman Joy Yearout says the attorney general believes the ruling should not apply to people who are already serving sentences. The ACLU of Michigan says the state cannot continue to keep people in jail without a new hearing if the US Supreme Court says the sentence is cruel and unusual. Michigan has more than 360 people serving mandatory life sentences for crimes committed when they were under the age of 18," Jake Neher reports. Flint family pleas for Marine's release "The family of a Marine veteran imprisoned in Iran for more than a year, says time is running out for the family to reunite. The Marine's father, a professor at Mott Community College, has been diagnosed with an aggressive brain tumor. 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And these victims' families thought they had a sense of closure. This could result in them having to be hauled back into court, relive the crime, be re-victimized again. And it would really be a mess for our justice system here in Michigan," says Yearout. The ACLU of Michigan says the state cannot continue to keep people in jail without a new hearing if the U.S. Supreme Court says the sentence is cruel and unusual. Michigan has more than 360 people serving mandatory life sentences for crimes committed when they were under the age of 18. State Senate committee begins examination of Blue Cross Blue Shield overhaul By Rick Pluta • Sep 20, 2012 Wikipedia State Senate hearings began today on a proposed overhaul of Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan. The plan calls for Blue Cross to become a customer-owned not-for-profit corporation that's regulated just like other insurance companies. Right now, Blue Cross has to accept all applicants, regardless of their health. 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