Word: brickers
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Enthusiastic patients, packing the small Chelsea gymnasium to the court's edge, saw baskets tallied by every known method as rapidly as the contestants could toss the ball. The sailors, who relied for their points mainly on accurate shooting from a distance, were led by rugged Dan Bricker, who was high scorer with 24 points...
...that he did not know, he set up a policy committee to supply him with the answers. On the cornmittee are: Labor-Relations Expert John Bugas, onetime director of the FBI's Detroit office and now the company's No. 2 policymaker; black-haired, gruff Mead L. Bricker, the production boss who "saved" Willow Run; John R. Davis, the cheerful, shrewd boss of sales and advertising; pint-sized R. H. McCarroll, now executive engineer but chief chemical engineer for 22 of the 30 years he has been with the corporation; Secretary Herman Moekle; Treasurer B. J. Craig...
...from Ohio. John Bricker was by no means dead and buried. Ready to run for the Senate next year, he was an almost certain winner unless Ohio's Governor Lausche, the Democrats' wonderboy, ran against him. One high-placed Republican who keeps his finger wetted to the political winds thought that if a G.O.P. presidential convention were held today, John Bricker would win, hands down...
...Most popular man in the party: Ohio's John W. Bricker, the 1944 Vice Presidential aspirant...
...survey, conducted for the Republican, a national party magazine, showed that the biggest recent gainers in party approval (aside from Vandenberg, who jumped 40.7 points since 1943, for his foreign-policy views) were Bricker, Captain Harold Stassen, U.S.N.R., Senator Leverett Saltonstall, Governor Earl Warren...