Word: craig
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...with considerable pleasure that I received several pst issues of the CRIMSON from my brother, Craig K. Zane '53. I am taking time off at this time from the debauched and lackadaisical life on an Army training camp to blow a few ill winds your...
Editor in chief of the Protestant World is New Jersey-born Robert W. Searle, 56, onetime associate pastor of Manhattan's Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church and a longtime leader in the city's interdenominational activities. With veteran Newsman James E. Craig, former chief editorial writer of the old New York Sun, he has been working the paper into shape for over a year. Plans call for weekly publication, but the early issues will be on a monthly basis...
Died. Colonel Charles Franklin Craig, 78, Army expert on tropical medicine, father of the Marines' famed Brigadier General Edward A. Craig, now in Korea (TIME, Aug. 14); in San Antonio...
...freshmen scored 26 points before the men from Newport could rally themselves. Oakleigh Thorne, Frank Lombardi, Myles Cunningham, and Dick Mortimer pinned; Chick Chandler and Steve Craig decisioned, the Naval School captain threw Phil Waring, Tony Caimi pinned at 191, and the two heavyweights drew...
...Lydon and Olive Stacey) and The First Hundred Years intends to sob-and-smile its way through in-law troubles, childbirth, alienated affections and innumerable reconciliations. Recalling the long runs of some of radio's continued dramas (One Man's Family, Life Can Be Beautiful), Adman Walter Craig has foresightedly signed his leading characters to seven-year contracts. But it's hard to stop a soap opera, once it really gets going. Says Craig: "Suppose one of the mothers-in-law should drop out-we'll just say she was killed in a plane accident. Then...