Word: bowleses
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Awakening. Last fall Publisher Bowles, still mad at the printers, suddenly shut up shop rather than sign a contract with them. Deprived of news, Springfield was jolted into realizing what it can mean to be a monopoly town.*
At 128 Pat Bowditch took a 5 to 3 decision from Dick Holway of Wesleyan. Dan Ray moved up to the 155-pound class for this match to meet the Wesleyan ace leg wrestler Frank Bowles and dropped a 2 to 0 decision in the last 20 seconds when a...
The probable starting lineup for the Varsity: 121-Bluemel; 128-Bowditch; 136-Trinkle; 145-Ray; 155-Conant; 165-Louria (Capt.); 175-Claflin; Unlim.-Fuller; for the Wesleyan Varsity: 121-Roman; 128-Holway; 136-Brown; 145-Stemler; 155-Bowles; 165-Rourke; 175-Koehler; Unlim.-McDonnell (Capt.).
Publisher Sherman H. Bowles (cousin of ex-OPA Boss Chester), whose four Springfield, Mass., newspapers have been on strike since last fall, crashed a picket line to deliver copies of his strike-crippled Daily News, wound up in police court. Publisher Bowles had the enterprise to pilot a delivery truck...
The A.D.A. was organized early this month by prominent New Dealers Leon Henderson, Wilson Wyatt, and Chester Bowles for the purpose of uniting non-communist left-wingers. The student division is based on the United States Student Assembly, which incorporated itself into the A.D.A. and is now called Students for...