Word: auburns
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Bach lying in a pool of blood on the sidewalk. I thought they were coming back, so I picked him up and carried him over to the ice house on Mount Auburn St.," Fawcett continued...
Benjamin Thompson, Count Rumford by the grace of Karl Theodor, Elector of Bavaria, was an arrogant, auburn-haired New England dandy with a taste for rich widows and a talent for cultivating royalty. Egotistical and a thoroughgoing snob, he deserted the colonies during the American Revolution and went into the pay of the British. But for all his faults, he was a remarkable scientist. In a bright, admiring new book, An American in Europe (Rider & Co., London), British Journalist Egon Larsen celebrates the 200th birthday of "the insufferable genius...
...traditionally straight, string-beanish outline is growing straighter. Whether the impulse originated along New York's Madison Avnue, London's Saville Row, or Cambridge's Mount Auburn Street, is of little consequence. The important thing is that male styles are gradually turning back to Edward VII for a model...
Divorced. By Pamela Brown, 35, auburn-haired British actress of stage (The Lady's Not for Burning) and screen (Tales of Hoffmann): Peter Copley, 37, British character actor; after eleven years of marriage, no children; in London...
...contractors have already offered the Cambridge City Council proposals to construct the new building, either on the city-owned parking lot or at the corner of Mt. Auburn and Story streets. The Council must decide by April 1 which, if any, of the proposals it will accept...