Word: cols
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...months after Donald entered col lege, his mother was found shot to death with a .25 automatic which Donald had bought a month before. In a trial which has since become a red-bound volume in the Notable British Trials series, 17-year-old Donald escaped conviction for the murder: the jury's verdict, under a useful Scots law, was "Not Proven." But he went to prison for forgery, and after a year, emerged to elope with 17-year-old Isobel Bonar. The honeymoon was scarcely over when the young couple were indicted for fraud. Isobel was acquitted; Donald...
...soon may be drafting for the Air Force and Marines," warned Col. William G. McNamara, Selective Service Information Officer. McNamara was contacted by the CRIMSON after the Boston American headlines yesterday reading. "Draft Ends Soon." The paper's article based its optimism on a reduction in the size of the Army and its partial replacement by a stronger Air Force...
Officers of the Army Unity's Caisson Club will probably take no action to revise certain ambiguous membership and dues paying clauses in their constitution until after their Monday meeting. At this meeting, Lt. Col. Trevor N. Dupuy, professor of Military Science, will explain to Club officers Watson's objections to certain "cloudy" points in its constitution...
...Col. Trevor N. Dupuy, professor of Military Science, said that he read about the new plan, but had not received any official word on it from Washington...
Time to Retire. In Denver, Col., suing for divorce, Elsie Kirkpatrick angrily testified that her husband wore pajamas to the dinner table even when she had guests for supper, often refused to sleep in the bedroom, instead spent the night in the bathtub...