Word: anderson
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...volume was published last month by the Department of the Army. The book has illustrations-photographs of 281 men. Most of the faces are young, most of them look as familiar as the boy up the street. Their names read like the telephone directory in any U.S. town-Adams, Anderson . . . Hall-,man, Hamilton . . . Kisters, Knappen-berger . . . Soderman, Specker . . . Zeam-er, Zussman. Photographs of eleven were "not available." Few of these men are famous; all of them are heroes. The 292 men memorialized in the book are the Army's Medal of Honor winners in World War II.-Only...
Passes accounted for all the scoring, as Thayer pushed one touchdown across in the first quarter and two more in the final stanza. For the first score, Dave Cairns whipped a 10-yard pass to Tom Rogers after Jim Anderson's spectacular catch set up the play...
...enchanted, as well as relieved, by your assurance that Miss Judith Anderson has never considered "playing Medea naked from the waist up (as Euripides intended)" [TIME, Oct. 25], but I wish that you had given us your source of information as to Euripides' intentions. Since his Medea was played by a husky male whose head was encased in the huge mask-apparatus, whose stature was increased by the kothornos, and whose hieratic vestments excluded any suggestion or realism, it is difficult to imagine-except in terms of Salvador Dali-the effect which you suggest...
Died. Carl Thomas Anderson, 83, veteran cartoonist, who worked at it for 40-odd years and finally clicked with "Henry," an egg-bald moppet; of a heart ailment; in Madison...
...Largo. A G.I. v. old-style gangsters ; Humphrey Bogart, Edward G. Robinson, Lionel Barrymore, Claire Trevor and Lauren Bacall in an adaptation of a Maxwell Anderson play (TIME...