Word: dame
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...says Dr. Grant briskly, "and in five minutes they feel better if there's no injury. Once, during the war, they brought in an old dame. They thought she was going to die. Her pulse was down around 50, and blood pressure about the same, and they called it 'severe shock.' I tipped up her bed [lowering her head] and turned round to get ready for a transfusion. When I turned back a few moments later, she was all right. And when I examined her, her injury was nothing-only a crushed...
...eleven-member committee of presidents included the heads of institutions more noted for their athletic prowess than for perhaps anything else--colleges such as Notre Dame, Michigan State, and Southern Methodist--and this seems to bode well for a general awakening to the dangers of professionalism in college sports. The program the committee adopted was a generally good one. Some of the six points, such as abolition of out-of-season practice and limitation on the kind of financial aid that can be given to students who are also varsity athletes, may limit legitimate and desirable practices, but the principles...
...Saturday afternoon of any year, Richard Kazmaier of Princeton would not gain five yards against a Notre Dame team...
...Navy, which lost to both Notre Dame and Princeton, managed to gain 128 yards and make ten first downs against the Irish...
Since the death of Dennis Cardinal Dougherty last May, the Roman Catholic archdiocese of Philadelphia has been without an archbishop. Last week Pope Pius appointed an outstanding one: John Francis O'Hara, 63, bishop of Buffalo, onetime (1934-39) president of the University of Notre Dame, and during World War II one of his church's directors of Roman Catholic Army & Navy chaplains. Vatican speculation immediately listed Archbishop O'Hara† as among those U.S. prelates most likely to be raised to the college of cardinals at the next consistory (probably next spring). Other U.S. archbishops often...