Word: baldinger
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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In San Francisco last week, balding, Massachusetts-born William Z. Foster, boss of U.S. Communists, gave his prescription for world peace-as of August 1946, of course. Cried he:
This shopper's how-to-buy dream is also the latest how-to-sell dream of big, balding William Zeckendorf, 41, up & coming executive vice president of the up & coming New York City real estate firm of Webb & Knapp, Inc. What made it more than a dream was that...
The man who took his measure was smart, strapping (6 ft. 3 in.; 210 lbs.) Leif Erickson. A friendly, balding lawyer with a big, booming voice, he got his start long after Burt Wheeler had become a veteran of the Senate.
Eating at home or in restaurants, comfort-loving, balding 40-year-old Russel Wright constantly watches his fellow diners gripping cups, mentally jots down shortcomings of conventional tableware. Back in his Manhattan studio, he designs clay models to eliminate the bugs. He has made 500 studies for cup handles alone...
The A.M.A.'s new president, Dr. Harrison H. Shoulders of Nashville, told doctors' wives that they must join the fight. Said he: "Infiltrate yourselves as individuals into other women's groups so that when the occasion arises you can influence others. . . ." A gregarious, balding surgeon, Dr. Shoulders...