Word: collectivities
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...aloft with the aid of a sleeping mask. He invaded pro-Russell North Carolina for some folksy talk about daughter Linda's troubles with the mumps. Then he boarded his plane for Chattanooga, his adopted home town, to raise funds at a $25-a-head barbecue and to collect some extravagant tributes. Sample: "Tennessee gives us the modern Andrew Jackson...
...brought the whole question to the fore, and Bright, with Edward L. Bigelow '21, George P. Gardner '10, Frederick C. Church '21, John P. Chase '28, and F. Austin Harding '39 formed a self-appointed group who are interested in getting together men who will help give or collect funds. Under-graduate petitions have been circulated by William L. Bliss '52, George W. Chase '53, Gerald P. Murphy '52, and Dustin M. Burke...
...announced that his Portsmouth Steel Corp. would back the employees. Eaton sent the trustees a check for $1,250,000 as a deposit, was ready to sign a contract to pay the remainder. If the paper is sold to Portsmouth Steel, it will immediately sell it to the employees, collect when the bond & stock issues are floated. The court decided to reconsider. When all the complexities of the Taft and Ratliff bids were taken into account, it looked as if the Enquirer employees were actually offering $7,600,000 v. $7,586,000 by the Taft group. Said Reporter Ratliff...
Ward, who lost a three hitter to Brown in his last full outing a week ago, again allowed only three hits. But this time, his teammates were able to collect eight hits, including a triple and two doubles, and the lanky righthander kept the Huskies completely in line all the way. He struck out nine, walked only four...
...tech girl and the P.M. straighten up the studio, collect their varied belongings (the P.M. picking up the records) bid each other good night, and go home to bed. The tech girl is through for the week; but the P.M.'s night will not really be over until about 9:30 the next morning, when she returns the records to Briggs and Briggs...