Word: experts
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Ruby the Barber is one very interesting guy. An avid follower of the bang tales, Ruby has, through the years, developed an amazing insight into the general sporting picture. He was, at one time, a tonsorial expert at a small parlor in The Big Town and in his day he has hobnobbed with many of the laudable figures in the world of athletics...
...islands in the Pacific to collect specimens for the Natural History Museum in London. But I myself was never employed by the museum; I just went along for the trip. I have also studied medieval armor for my own pleasure . . . But I am not in the true sense an expert ... In fact, at the present moment, my sole occupation is writing books, an ill-paid and precarious employment. I wish I had a niche...
...President of the U.S. Although Bob Taft's forces pushed him out of the national chairman's job in 1946, he was able to engineer Dewey's nomination in 1948, and again was the G.O.P. campaign manager. He had gained national renown as a political expert by then, but the election fooled him as much as it did anyone. As late as 1 :45 a.m. on Nov. 3, 1948, he was still insisting that Dewey would...
...Nebraska to set up practice in Lincoln. Two years later he changed his course, after the firm of Lord, Day & Lord made him an offer. Within three years he was a partner, had been with the firm 23 years until he resigned last month to become Attorney General. An expert in corporation law, he was general counsel for the New York World's Fair in 1939, later general counsel for the American Hotel Association. He is strictly an office lawyer, has never to this day tried a case before a jury...
After a heated discussion, the Liberal Union last night tentatively rejected a motion to contribute to the Owen Lattimore defense fund. The move to aid the Far Eastern expert, now under indictment for perjury, failed by a wide margin...