Word: chipping
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Eric Johnston, president of the Motion Picture Association of America and a man willing to give his opinion on any subject, concurred: "We must make sure that we don't chip away our freedoms to get at conspirators. ... It would be folly to do anything that in the long run proved as harmful as the things we seek to correct." His solution: ban Communists from office in unions, cooperatives and corporations...
Princeton's captain elect George Lawry, and Cornell's Hillary Chollot were elected forwards on the second quintet, while to the guard posts were voted Columbia's diminutive set-shot artist Sherry Marshall, and Dartmouth captain Chip Coleman...
...subterranean world of petroleum, it is the international oilmen who play the blue-chip game. The players must back their gambling spirit with refineries, tankers, filling stations - and millions in hard cash. In this blue-chip game, the jackpot is the Middle East, Iraq, Iran, Saudi Arabia and the string of tiny sheikdoms in the rolling sand dunes around the Persian Gulf - Bahrein, Kuwait and Qatar (pronounced gutter...
...Deck. As the U.S. prepared to make its historic move, a potent group of U.S. oil companies also came to a historic decision. With the tacit approval of the U.S. and British Governments, the companies concluded a series of deals - biggest ever made in the blue-chip game - to develop and put to full use this ocean...
Present from last year's Varsity were backfield flash Chip Gannon, second-string center Chuck Glynn, and end John Fiorentino, while heading the list of former Freshmen were last fall's guard and captain Dick Guidera and back Hal Moffie. Following by two days Saturday's heated court battle at the Arena, Bill Brady was running through plays with the backfield candidates...