Word: connecticut
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Also DeWitt S. Goodman, New York and Kirkland; Jules Kernen, St. Louis and Adams; Kenneth Keniston, Ann Arbor. Michigan and Eliot; Walker La Brunerie, Jr., St. Joseph, Missouri and Eliot; Andreas F. Lowenfeld, New York and Kirkland; John C. Pittenger, Nottingham, Pennsylvania and Dunster; Carl B. Schmitt, Norwalk, Connecticut and Adams; Donald H. Tilson, St. Louis and Lowell; Thomas E. Woesner, Wabash, Indiana and Lowell; William R. Wright, Courtland, N.Y. and Eliot...
Voters apparently wanted a harder hand laid on Communists. That was not true in Connecticut, which Senator Joe McCarthy invaded, shouting his charges against the State Department, in an unsuccessful effort to torpedo Brien McMahon and William Benton. But south and west, where voters may have discounted a good part of what McCarthy said, they nevertheless decided that where there was so much smoke there must be some fire. (The Democrats had argued that so much smoke only indicated an arsonist.) In California, victorious Senator Richard Nixon, who had routed the Democrats' left-leaning Helen Gahagan Douglas, confidently announced...
Brown has split even in four games. Both the Crimson and Brown beat M.I.T. and Tufts and lost to Nichols Junior College. Connecticut freshmen took Brown, 4 to 0, while only tying the Yardlings...
Although no formal score was kept, Connecticut outscored the varsity basketball team by a sizable margin in a 65-minute full scale scrimmage at Storrs yesterday...
...Crimson, working without injured center and Captain Ed Smith, could not control the backboards, although its outside defense was good and kept Connecticut from scoring much on set shots. Harvard's foul shooting was good, and Jim Urdan, sophomore forward, made an impressive showing...