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* Launched at Kearny, N.J. in 1945 and named after the famed, ill-fated 6,000-ton cruiser Juneau, which was blown up by a Jap torpedo on Nov. 14, 1942 at the southern end of "The Slot," the strip of water running northwest-southeast through the Solomon Islands. All but...
Neither police nor Mrs. Alexander would reveal the name of the freshman who was the girl's escort and a principal in the ill-fated love affair.
Television, which "has adversely affected conversation, reading and the public taste," will complete the ruin, thinks Hutchins. "The one good thing that radio has given America is a great deal of fine music. This seems fated to diminish as television spreads."
There are 76 students at Stanford on Buck Club grant-in-aids. Of these, 24 are Varsity football players, and of these two dozen less than a half-dozen started against your ill-fated grid team. The other 52 men receiving help with their tuition are engaged in non-revenue...
At 62 F.A. started over again ("A man never hits bottom") with the Seiberling Rubber Co. In six years he boosted it from 330th to seventh place in the industry. An unflagging innovator, Seiberling invented the first tire-building machine, built the first Akron,* the ill-fated airship which exploded...