Word: cohen
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Army Life: "Here are the volunteers, sir-Walcowski, Cohen, Jorgenson, Schultz, Minelli and O'Hara...
...pair of hay rakes. Ford is working on a low-cost combine for medium-sized farms, a new corn picker that can be attached to the front of a standard four-wheeled tractor. Another new development: a machine called the Wonsover, which a Maine inventor named Herman Cohen will soon put into production. It was developed with the help of several companies (among them: U.S. Steel, Caterpillar Tractor, General Electric). Weighing ten tons, the Wonsover spans 240 sq. ft. of earth while a battery of hammers pulverizes the ground at the rate of 50,000 strokes a minute; other attachments...
Politically, the Socialist Club again took the spotlight when Lawrence B. Cohen, Jr. '32 managed to get himself arrested in the Square for distributing pamphlets which welcomed England's Premier MacDonald. The alert Cambridge police jailed him on Chapter 27 of the General Ordinances, it was learned afterward. Cohen was eventually fined $10, but his literature was restored after pleas that it was not radical but only explanatory...
Competing against the top hurdlers in the East, Rittenburg won his heat-in the 220 low hurdles but then finished well behind Manhattan's Charlie Pratt's 23 flat. Manhattan went on to win the meet. Joel Cohen won his heat in the 220 hurdles but failed to qualify in the semifinals. Siler finished fourth in the discus behind Penn State's Roosevelt Grier...
...will be lucky to get him into the final. He will have to compete against Manhattan's Chartis Pratt (12.9) Duke's Joel Shankle (14.1) and Penn State's Bill Youkers (14.1). He does stand a better chance, however, in the low hurdles and in the broad jump. Joal Cohen is also entered in the hurdles. Cohen has consistently finished second behind Rittenburg...