Word: colorados
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...simple tomb at Arlington, of white Colorado marble, encloses the body of an un identified American soldier who fell in France during World War I. The body was selected from four unknown soldiers in the city hall at Chalons-sur-Marne by Army Sergeant Edward F. Younger, a twice-wounded veteran, who marched past the four caskets, dropped a spray of roses onto the second. "I passed the first one ... the second. Then something made me stop," said Sergeant Younger (who is him self now buried at Arlington). "And a voice seemed to say, 'This...
...Governors. Senators and Representatives of four Western states voted to drop the controversial Echo Park Dam from their plan to develop power resources on the upper Colorado River. Conservationists had opposed the plan, angrily pointing out that the Echo Park Dam would flood the Dinosaur National Monument in Colorado's northwest corner. The four-state group now plans to push four other dams in a bill to be introduced in Congress next session...
...legal chief continued that students who hold part-time jobs while at Harvard, whether with the University or not, will be required to register their cars here if their legal residence is Colorado, Florida, Kansas, Louisiana, Maryland, Montana, New Mexico, or Wyoming. In addition all students from Nebraska, Oklahoma, North Dakota and Arizona should register their cars here within six months of their arrival in Cambridge...
...major reasons for any optimism that Welland may have about the coming season is Captain Charlie Flynn, who was named All-American goalie at the Colorado Springs Championships last year. Flynn, aided by defensemen like Peto Summers and Les Stevens, will be the backbone of a team that should be defensively strong. Whether the offense will be as powerful as it was last year is a question to be decided only by time...
Married. James Michener, 48, novelist (The Bridges of Toko-ri), connoisseur of things Japanese (The Floating World), 1947 Pulitzer Prizewinner for Tales of the South Pacific; and Colorado-born Nisei Mari Yoriko Sabusawa, 35, assistant editor of the American Library Association Bulletin; he for the third time, she for the first; in Chicago...