Word: detroit
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Crown Prince Saud Ibn Abdul Aziz of Saudi Arabia finished his cross-country tour of the U.S., prepared to head for home this week after a month's visit. Detroit, where Prince & party occupied two entire floors of a hotel, would not soon forget him. He saw the auto capital's numerous postwar wonders, but what he really wanted, he said firmly, was one of those good old 1936 Pierce-Arrows. His father's-very roomy and comfortable-was wearing...
...approached with her idea said bluntly: "It stinks. Too educational." Her first big Quizdown, jointly sponsored by the Chicago Times and Station WLS, went on the air in October 1945. It has gone on weekly ever since, sponsored by newspapers and local radio stations in Pittsburgh, St. Louis, Detroit, Miami, San Diego. Next month Columbus, Ohio, becomes her 14th Quiz-down town...
...Detroit last week, Federal Judge Frank A. Picard did his best to make the law look less like "a ass." He threw clear out of court the famed Mt. Clemens Pottery Co. case for portal-to-portal pay. If the Supreme Court-to which the case is quickly headed-should sustain him, there would be lifted from industry the threat of $5 billion in back-pay claims filed by scores of unions. If it should reverse him, the law would look more like "a ass" than ever...
Hank Greenberg, just sold by Detroit to Pittsburgh, decided at 36 that he didn't want to play ball any more. "I am considering retirement from the active playing ranks," was the way he put it. He explained with some style: "... I do not desire to start anew in a strange environment...
...lives ain't cluttered up." For eleven years the Journal has been tucking away Chet Shafer's daily two or three inches of bucolic "Three Rivers Doings" at the end of its editorials. One week in 1938 an editorial saboteur left it out. Hundreds of businessmen, from Detroit to Omaha, promptly wired, phoned and wrote angry protests. "Three Rivers Doings" has been running ever since...