Word: dales
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Wallace, Hughes and Pfc. Dale E. Bordner of Chillicothe, Ohio, all 23 and all unmarried, lived on as best they could, almost hopeless, but hoping. They found native villages where they got some food and shelter. Sometimes they had to separate because no one village had food enough...
...Harvard squad's schedule is considerably limited this spring, but a few innovations will liven up the program. Two cross-country meets, hitherto strictly an autumn diversion, will be on the card. These hill-and-dale affairs are scheduled for March 27 and April 3, both against Boston College, Tufts, and Northeastern...
Another experiment in airplane mass production, the success or failure of the Marietta plant revolves around a dynamic man in a dynamic industry-Lawrence Dale Bell, 48, founder, inspiration and chief owner of Buffalo's fabulous Bell Aircraft Corp. Just as the Army had three big reasons for building the new plant in Georgia (power, labor supply and airport facilities), so did they have bedrock reasons for choosing Larry Bell...
Strewn around one Italian tank were papers that belonged to Captain Aldo Corbelli. One was a month's pay slip for 3,630 lire. A handbill advertised the Italian edition of Dale Carnegie's How To Win Friends and Influence People. A letter from the captain's girl, Mardella, ended "I never stop longing for you." Aldo Corlelli's body lay in the tank...
...great-granddaughter of the Socialist reformer, Robert Dale Owen, Grace Zaring was born in Manhattan (1896), educated at Catholic convents in Manhattan and France. She studied music in Paris, worked for the British Red Cross in World War I. She has followed her Navy husband (now "somewhere at sea") to stations in China, Europe, the West Indies, has traveled in Australia, New Zealand, New Guinea, Malaya, India...