Word: belled
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Loring E. Batchelder '50, James R. Bell, Jr. '50, Robert Carswell '49, Francis F. Chen '50, William F. G. Dawson '49, Herrick A. Drake '50, Hans H. Estin '49, William H. Gilbert '50, Don C. Harshman '51, Roy V. Heisler '47, James P. Johnson '51, Donald B. Louria '49, Richmond P. Miller, Jr. '49, Stuart H. Mudd '50, Philip C. Potter, Jr. '48 (captain), Thomas B. Ragle '49, Richard M. Saul '50, Charles F. Schoch '49 (manager), Michael J. Scully '48, Francis A. Seamans '49, Jonathan M. Spivak '50, Richard A. Wallace '50, Charles Weiss '51, Albert E. Wolf...
...droned along in Washington conference rooms. Nobody seemed to think -certainly nobody spoke-of how the U.S. was to get the aid from China it would need in the years to come. Nobody said: "This is our war, and this is a major battle." Nobody asked for whom the bell tolled...
Inhabitants of Barnard Hall have become so well acquainted with the whistler that they have affectionately dubbed him "Uncle Bob." Girls sitting at the dormitory bell desks usually hang up immediately if they know about the mysterious caller, but this has in no way affected the frequency of the calls. Some of the dorms hear from him on the average once...
Next year's captain of the soccer team will be one of nine lettermen. Loring Batchelder, Rick Drake, Mike Scully, Dick Saul, Jon Spivak, Bill Gilbert, Franny Chen, Dick Wallace, and Jim Bell are all in line for the 1949 leadership...
...report that sounded like the bell for a fourth round of wage boosts, the Bureau of Labor Statistics said last week that factory wages since V-J day had increased an average of 33% an hour and 30% a week but that "rising prices have more than offset the increase." But the New York Times thought BLS had let go a low blow. It thought wages and purchasing power should be compared with those of January, 1941 (the base date of the Little Steel formula). "We find," said the Times, "that while the cost of living has risen 73%, average...