Word: faces
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...clock one evening in Detroit's Hotel Statler, John L. Lewis shook his bushy head and sat up in bed to take his medicine. His secretary put a spoonful in his mouth. Mr. Lewis swallowed and made a face. He had influenza. Shortly a man left the sickroom. Newshawks in the corridor crowded around him asking, "How are things going?" The answer was curt: "Things are getting hot." To newshawks patroling the corridor all evening it seemed that the heating took a long time...
...clock. The newshawks in the corridor tried to encourage one another by saying that they thought that the voices in the sickroom were not so loud. Someone even thought he heard laughter. Finally the door opened. Out came Michigan's Governor Frank Murphy, his red hair awry, his face haggard. The Department of Labor's conciliator, James Francis Dewey, followed, his plump jowls sagging with fatigue. General Motors' Lawyer-Vice President John Thomas Smith emerged smiling. Newshawks trooped after them to the elevator, up to the presidential suite on the twelfth floor. Governor Murphy sat down...
Glendinning, undefeated heavyweight in two years of Varsity wrestling, and Lorrin Woodman will face the toughest conflicts. The 155, 165, and 175-pound clashes will also be as hard as any encountered this season...
Dave Gluck at 175 pounds and Spencer Howe as heavyweight face seemingly invincible opponents, Bill Schmidt and Fred Cramer, respectively. Both are Southern Conference Champions, Cramer having hold his title for the last two years. Gluck is a sophomore but despite his lack of experience is an exceptionally good puncher. He won both his bouts at the Coast Guard Academy and Princeton...
These are the men who go South today to face their stiffest competition, and enjoy the pleasantest of hospitality to boot. Intensive drills have brought them to the high point of the season, and they are set to continue the string started a year ago, to take up where Dick Harlow left off in November...