Word: brunswicks
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...down to 268 subscribers when Gould bought it in 1945. Boston-born and Maine-reared, he knew the town from childhood summers on his grandfather's farm on nearby Lisbon Ridge. When he grew up he bought the farm, worked as an all-round newsman on the Brunswick Record. When its publisher died, a banker friend suggested that he take over the Lisbon weekly. Gould proposed a partnership to Printer J. W. ("Jess") Goud (rhymes with food), who seemed, after the Maine fashion, completely uninterested. Next morning Goud showed up with his eyeshade and line gauge, ready...
Besides Harvardevens, whose 886 apartments have never been completely occupied, Hunneman and Company operates the Brunswick Hotel for the University as well as five other housing projects around Cambridge which accommodate 331 married couples. The Brunswick, located in Copley Square, is limited to couples without children...
Harvardevens and the Brunswick are operated at a deficit, Francia said, and thus, when the demand lessens, these projects will be the first to be liquidated...
Naughty Word. Mosconi and Crane are unmistakably in earnest about their rivalry. But they both work for the same boss, the Brunswick-Balke-Collender Co., largest U.S. manufacturers of billiard and bowling equipment. Brunswick, which has done a lot to make bowling respectable, is now out to do as much for pool. Brunswick is well aware that many of the nation's 32,000 pool halls are only fronts; they are often gambling and bookie joints, or at best, no place for a lady. B-B-C employees are fined $1 every time they say "pool"; they must...
...Princess of Hanover, Great Britain and Ireland, Duchess of Brunswick and Lüneburg at the time of her marriage...