Word: c
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...DONALD C. DE LA POER BERESFORD London...
...BILLY C. MCPHERSON Evans City...
...never before been given that kind of attention at that level." ¶Ohio Republicans, who thought things would start going their way once they got popular Democrat Frank Lausche out of the statehouse and into the U.S. Senate, are wringing their hands over 1958 prospects. Bumbling G.O.P. Governor C. William O'Neill will probably be challenged in the Republican primary, and if he wins will be a lackluster running mate for U.S. Senator John Bricker. Last week ten-term Congressman John Martin Vorys, 61, added to party woes by turning down an eleventh nomination to return to his Columbus...
...there is no doubt that the taste of the companies-and of the customers-is gradually improving. Says Columbia Artists President Frederick C. Schang Jr.: "They start listening to Mantovani. In time they want Kostelanetz, which is a step up. or maybe the Boston Pops. Then maybe they will venture on to a big-time symphony orchestra playing Tchaikovsky. After that, one of these days, they'll even go for Beethoven-and they are caught. That's the way it's done in this country...
...word shrinks and the drawings loom larger, more and more writer-artists are becoming the big moneymakers of children's books. Holling C. Holling (Seabird, Pagoo) deals with America, past and present, in large, posterlike illustrations and detailed marginal sketches that make a handsome blend of the factual and fanciful. Robert McCloskey (Blueberries for Sal, Time of Wonder) catches the stillness of a Maine morning before a storm, with both his brush and typewriter. Ludwig Bemelmans has won as many adults as children with his Madeline stories and his Paris scenes, which look as if they had been drawn...