Word: fall
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...indignant critics who accused him of neglecting Fascism and smearing liberalism, Martin Dies calmly announced, in May of 1939, that he was going to go right ahead investigating un-American activities in his own peculiar way. "I am going to leave no stone unturned," he said, "let the chips fall where they may." After all, he pointed out, his committee was currently poking into the affairs of native fascists, and had even uncovered a plot...
Sophomore Phil laenberg has been shouldering most of the line-backing burden so far this fall, but Valpey is apparently looking for additional material to take some of the pressure off the 18-year-older. It may come from the center corps, which includes Paul O'Brien, first-string offensive center, Chuck Glynn, "Cowboy" Bill Hickey, and Don Stone. George Goodrich, last year's number one line-backer, is also eligible. Davis, who was tried out behind the line yesterday, is currently playing second-string tackle behind Doug Bradlee...
...defensive end position, weakened by the pre-season injury suffered by Jerry Bahn, Valpey has the same comment: "Anybody who can convince us that he really wants to play there can have the job." Guthrie worked at one of the defensive flanks yesterday for the first time this fall. He was a former end at Notre Dame...
Following the Council's first meeting of the term, Plagenz said that the Christmas project will have top priority on the Fall agenda. The session in Phillips Brooks House was mainly devoted to a briefing of the new Council members on the group's functions...
...turned next to the problem of overcrowdedness in the College. The prewar size of the College was around 3500, Dean Bender said. "We wanted to bring the enrollment down from last year's 5600 to 5400 this fall, but many of our guesses went wrong...