Word: columns
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...York City is the battleground of an election significant enough to have reverberations in national politics clear through to the 1956 Presidential conventions. Because of this, and especially because over a thousand members of this academic community are native to metropolitan New York, it is hardly meddling for this column to endorse a candidate for mayor of New York City...
...would also rightly take much of the credit for the revolution in the American kitchen-the use of more herbs and spices, cheeses for dessert, "bowling" salads in open view of the guests, barbecuing almost everything. The New York Herald Tribune's Clementine Paddleford. whose Sunday This Week column appears all over the U.S., reported that housewives in her home territory, Manhattan, Kans., are turning to gourmet dishes barely a step behind amateur cooks in her adopted town. "Everybody wants to do flame cooking," said she. "And in Chicago, they want the flame three feet high. I always look...
Earl Wilson, a leading proponent of the female figure, writes a syndicated column on night-life on and off Broadway. It is not known whether he will take the pro or con on the American Girl...
...powerful Adams House football team ran up a 120 victory over a sluggish Eliot House team yesterday. Leverett also moved into the win column with a 20-6 victory over Dudley...
...eight-foot plank, then rock with laughter when his guests found that the plank was made of feather-light balsa wood. On occasion, the Mirror used the slogan, "All the News You Want to Know and Which Nobody Else Will Tell You," and the paper's book column boasted: "There is no need to waste time on a boring book if you follow our selections...