Word: eleanoring
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...will support him or, in greater likelihood, work for a better Democratic nominee, in the belief that a protest vote assuring Republican success is too-great a luxury today. Heading up the latter are the major officers of U. S. labor in company with old New Dealers such as Eleanor Roosevelt and upcoming politicians such as Minneapolis Mayor Hubert H. Humphrey. When this coalition assembled at the February Convention of Americans for Democratic Action, it was conspicuous that both the personality and drive-for-the-feature of Reuther dominated and captivated the common consciousness...
Candidates from the Class of 1950 include Phyllis Botner, Eleanor Larsen, Susan Evans, Virginia Ogden, Marjorie Otten, and Jane Rainie. Nominated from the Class of 1951 were Patricia Connor, Joan Bresnahan, Elinor Sacks, and Mary Lou Slichter...
...Ulster-Irish Society of New York awarded Eleanor Roosevelt its medal- restricted to Orangemen and their descendants* -"for notable service to the American nation...
...Eleanor Steber, 31-year-old Metropolitan Opera soprano, was summoned to Florida's Southern College (Lakeland) to be made an honorary Doctor of Music...
...Morgan (Jeanette MacDonald, back on the screen after six years' absence) is a divorcee who sings and falls in love with Jose Iturbi (played, with superb assurance, by Jose Iturbi). Jeanette's three little girls (Jane Powell, Ann E. Todd, Mary Eleanor Donohue), who still idealize their father, oppose the marriage. Everybody is fairly stupid about trying to resolve the trouble, but everybody means awfully well. Also, everybody bursts into song or sits down at the piano with little or no provocation...