Word: columnized
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...extreme south, a Russian column this week captured Perekop, the Crimea's bridge to the Ukraine and the Germans' last land route of escape...
Some of the 250 photographs showing the ruins of the Palace of the Tuileries, the Ministry of Finance, the Vendome Column, City Hall, the Louvre Library, the Palace of the Legion of Honor and other buildings are now on public view in Widener Library. Elaborate street barricades manned by the soldiers of the Paris Commune are also pictured...
...midseason thudded by last week, football's journeymen had all but forgotten the Sun's biffy: an eight-column headline story on a pressagent's squib that most of the Chicago Bears came from war jobs. The story had sicked the War Manpower Commission into investigating. But last week Elmer Layden, professional football's commissar, had in his pocket the WMC decision that football is the principal job of professional footballers...
When lean, soft-spoken Arthur Daley made an offhand reference to MacCool in his New York Times sports column, readers scurried to the record books. They found Finn's name nowhere, and wrote indignantly to Daley, to say so. Last week, Daley wrote a column about the greatest fielder and base runner of his time...
Hedda Hopper, in her Hollywood gossip column, threw in some motherly advice "I have the greatest admiration for Winston Churchill, but he needs a manager. He's making too many speeches and repeating himself...