Word: diego
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Diego, Calif., Mrs. Grace Cleaves, after two months of waiting for the removal of eye bandages, cried: "I can see! Oh, thank God!", died of joyous shock...
Outside the windows of Reporter Miller's "studio" above the San Diego tugboat pier, sea-sophisticated seagulls flap their tapered wings, crick their necks at the oldtimer seated at his desk within. Word has passed along about him for six seagull incubations, egg to egg. He is the book editor and waterfront reporter on the San Diego Sun, Max Miller. When he thinks of how far his waterfront assignments have gotten him he feels slightly gulled himself...
...fibbing, his weight by draughts of lemonade before the medical examination. On being graduated from the University of Washington he went to Australia, worked for the Australasian Syndicate reporting post-War conditions in the South Sea Islands. After a bad dose of malaria, he joined the San Diego Sun, apparently for keeps...
Madison, Wis. last year had the highest rate which Dr. Hoffman could recognize? 44.8 per 100,000. Next were Sacramento (44.3), San Diego (44), Cedar Rapids...
...never safe to leave one-armed Jose Clemente Orozco long in the presence of large undecorated wall spaces. Artist Orozco, whose jutting jaw and glittering glasses make him look not unlike an ecstatic bullfrog, is, like his friend and compatriot Diego Rivera, one of the most important mural painters in the Americas, an avid reviver of the art of true fresco. Few months ago he lectured before Dartmouth College's Department of Art. Dartmouth's chief pride is a new Georgian library, gift of the late George Fisher Baker. It has nice new walls that made Muralist Orozco...