Word: east
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Secretary of State George Marshall had never reconciled himself to doing business with a Chinese government which he considered corrupt. Furthermore, his policy was to give Europe top priority which had been U.S. policy during the war. Right or wrong, he considered the Far East situation secondary...
...headlines last week told of the seemingly irreducible deadlock between East & West at Berlin (see below). The breaking of that deadlock depended, in the long run, on which side was stronger. Beneath the headlines, the week's less spectacular news contained some highly significant indications that the balance of strength between East & West was continuing to shift. The shift was in the West's favor...
...announcement that Veto Kissell will play fullback is a break for the Purple. A 207-pound fullback, who made All-East last season, he is a strong, hard runner, and when sprung goes a long way. He also kicks off for the Purple...
Fundamentally, this Wintergreen, son of a Lower East Side song writer and a Pittsburgh playwright, was "A Man's Man," and he was said to "love the Irish and the Jews." When John P. was taking the stump, what man or woman was there who could refuse to shout his campaign slogans: "Even Your Dog Loves John P. Wintergreen" and "John P. Wintergreen--The Flavor Lasts." Who could resist the onslaught of goose pimples when John mounted the platform and began to tell a nation of his dreams of "The Full Dinner Jacket...
...pattern: 50 percent offense, 50 percent defense. Hal Moffle. Bob DiBlasio, and Chuck Roche also did some punting. Roche may get plenty of competition tomorrow afternoon from second-string Grusader fullback Johnny Reader, a 23-year-old junior. Butch Kissell's replacement is the number two punter in the East, behind Yale's "Snowwhite," Levi Jackson. He has averaged 40 yards a boot this fall...