Word: baldinger
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Colonel Sagmoen soon had his captive in tow-a thin, nervous man, balding at 37 and trimly dressed in a pin-striped business suit. The American growled: "You bastards started this war and we'll show you who's finishing it!" He ordered the prisoner into the back...
The five experimenting states* are taking the word of balding, fortyish Dr. R. William Eschmeyer, who has made Tennessee's Norris Lake his laboratory for the past two years. Knowing that 71% of all fish caught were taken during June-the first month after the season opened-Dr. Eschmeyer...
Last week shrewd, balding Lewis W. Douglas, who as Deputy Administrator of War Shipping helped to operate the U.S. merchant fleet during the most critical period of the war (May 1942 to April 1944), came up with an answer. Said he (in the Atlantic Monthly): sell three-fourths of it...
¶ Round-faced, balding Arkady Sobolev, Minister Counsellor to the Soviet delegation on the European Advisory Commission in London.
Last week balding, tireless Correspondent Lochner, 58, was hard at it. His latest stories seemed as Sax Rohmerish as the "informed" reports that stream incessantly from the rumor factories of Stockholm, Lisbon and Berne. But many a U.S. editor, recalling Lochner's Pulitzer prestige, gingerly played them deadpan. Sample...