Word: cols
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...MacCoy, Princeton 6 20 4 11 3 .550 Turner, Cornell 5 18 2 8 5 .444 Clay, Harvard 3 14 0 6 2 .429 Harvey, Harvard 5 17 7 7 3 .412 Hain, Penn 7 27 4 11 7 .407 Governali, Col'bia 10 37 4 15 4 .405 Bufalino, Cornell 5 15 3 6 3 .400 McQuillen, Penn 6 23 4 9 8 .391 F'zg'b'ne, Harvard 5 18 5 7 6 .389 Callanan, Harvard...
...Friday, May 8, and Saturday, May 9, Lt.-Col. Keough and other Air Force officers will be in Cambridge. Their purpose is to explain the Reserve Program to all who are interested, and to enlist as many as have made up their minds. Physicals will be given...
...buttonholed an unfamiliar but handsome and able - looking young man on Boylston Street one day, and made him the first director on the spot. He was Dr. Samuel Gridley Howe, whose wife wrote the now-famous words to the Battle Hymn of the Republic. The institution was named after Col. Thomas H. Perkins, who was once asked by George Washington to accept the secretaryship in his cabinet, but refused because he already owned more ships than the United States government. Between 1832, when the first classes were held in the home of Dr. Howe's father, to 1913, when...
...Chief of the War Production Board. > Silver-haired, tall, tan and handsome Paul Varies McNutt, a joiner and doer who once looked like a merely ambitious politician, wound up last week as chief of all the nation's manpower in the new War Manpower Commission (see col. 2). > Brisk, terrible-tempered Leon Henderson, the Great Jawbone, who managed the nation's fight against inflation and its rationing schemes, bossed civilian supply. and became the biggest financial man in the U.S. as boss of OPA. > The team of thoughtful, gentle Vice President Henry Wallace and his alter ego, Businessman...
...moved toward real totalitarianism last week (see col. 2), it had one solace for its frantic victims. There was going to be less red tape. After four months of trial, WPB had a grown-up plan for distributing scarce materials. Its official name -the Production Requirements Plan-had long ago been affectionately shortened to "Purp" by the 7,000-odd manufacturers already working under...