Word: coca-cola
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...high-spirited Morton Downey, 43, has been singing before the U.S. public so long that he is widely taken for granted. But not by the millions of women who eagerly listen to the Blue Network five afternoons a week (Mon.-Fri., 3 p.m., E.W.T.). And not by his sponsor, Coca-Cola, which has just given him a four-and-a-half year contract and a $1,000 raise (to $4,000 a week...
...meeting on Friday, plans for the coming term will be worked out and men who enjoy camping under the stars and scaling the cliffs of central Massachusetts will get a chance to voice their preferences for trips. Refreshments, beer and coca-cola, will be served...
Billy was born in Nashville, Tenn. on Sept. 29, 1894. When Billy was seven his father won, at a poker game, the bottling rights for Coca-Cola in 13 Southern states, foolishly swapped them for a movie theater, and sold the theater...
...further plans Jim Farley refused to discuss. Then he packed his briefcase and, in a new straw hat, posed for pictures leaving the office for the last time (see cut). Next day he was off on a three-week business trip to Mexico as board chairman of Coca-Cola Export Corp...
...usual in war, there is much improvised equipment: sterilizers made from potato cans, shower baths made from gasoline drums, hinges from shell cases, an icebox from a Coca-Cola vending machine, can openers from any old thing (though 90% of field rations come in cans, the hospital set out without a single can opener). The Evac's most elaborate contrivance is a "Hawley table," a device for holding a man's body suspended for the application of big casts, which some men from the Air Corps Ordnance Department made from spare parts...