Word: brotherly
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Brul: I got the platter of that debate in Chicago and played it over to some people and they sat back and said, "By God, it is the same speech." Reuther: Of course. Brother, when you're on the beam you can stay on the beam...
...reason for Cleveland's upsurge is the right arm of Bob Waterfield, who in his first year of pro football established himself as a forward passer of Baugh-Luckman caliber. Rookie Waterfield was the catch of the year for Ram Manager Charles Walsh and his new coach, brother Adam, captain and center of Notre Dame's famed "Four Horsemen" team...
Died. Ralph Holmes, 30, wartime Army airman, actor brother of Actor Phillips Holmes (killed in a 1942 R.C.A.F. crash), son of Old Trouper Taylor Holmes, second husband of Torch Singer Libby Holman (who was cleared of the 1932 shooting of her first husband, Tobacco Heir Zachary Smith Reynolds); of barbiturate poisoning (apparently from an overdose of sleeping tablets); in Manhattan...
...unemployed writer, Don Birnam (Ray Milland) tricks his girl and his brother into leaving him alone in a Manhattan apartment for a long weekend of solitary drinking. His brother, who supports him and knows his drinking habits, has left him no money, no whiskey and no credit with any neighborhood bar or liquor store. Milland, a gentlemanly alcoholic given to reciting from Shakespeare in cultured tones, leaves his dim, disordered room only to cadge money or drinks to get him through his marathon bender...
Meanwhile, the Chicago Black Hawks have a line that kicks up enough chips for the average fan. Center Max Bentley, just out of the Army, is quite a dipsy-doodle artist with a hockey stick; his brother Doug is a deadly shot; Bill Mosienko is perhaps the fastest man on ice. The three of them average just 145 Ibs., but they more than get by in their big-man's game...