Word: eleanoring
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Eleanor Roosevelt couldn't quite see why Franklin Jr. "or anyone else wants to get into politics . . . But if he wants to, he has as much right to run as anyone...
Other top spots in the meet went to Marty Sherich in both breaststroke and 50-yard freestyle, and to Eleanor Gossard in sidestroke form...
Other committee heads for 1949-1950 include Curricular, Eleanor Larsen '50; Health Center, Jeanne Chinn '51; House...
...written for available talent at Salzburg in 1782. In that case the abilities must have been reversed, for Monday night Paul Tibbetts did the best bit of solo work with the one short phrase that makes up the bass part. No one could have any criticism, however, of Eleanor Davis' "Laudamusic," which was altogether competent. The soprano, Phyllis Curtin, had the most difficult role of all, particularly in the jumps of the "Et incarnatus est." Though she had many exquisite tones, she showed a slight unwillingness to land decisively on a note and sustain it. Tenor Summer Crockett was inaudible...
...philanthropic work in Los Angeles, where she was once a movie star, Marion Davies, fiftyish, was cited on the radio by Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt and daughter Anna as "the woman of the day." Mrs. Roosevelt was in line for a distinction of her own: granddaughter Sistie Boettiger Seagraves would present her in midsummer with her first great-grandchild. In an eventful week, the former First Lady did some reminiscing about how much her late husband had enjoyed movies. But, she recalled, he fell asleep during Gone With the Wind and was quite angry on waking up to find that...