Word: fates
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...copies of Hearst's Her aid-American like small boys going after hot cakes. What attracted their nose for sensational "news" was a running story compounded of such sure-fire elements as a "suitcase baby" and a vanished blonde. It promised "clues and discoveries and cruel twists of fate in Millard Bender's 50,000-mile, $25,000, seven-month search for his loved ones...
...Final Fate. What Novelist Farrell has achieved is an involved, painstaking chronicle of one kind of city life. He has also tried, without much imagination or success, to express his disgust at the power of money over human destinies...
...will be the big arm of "little train" Robbie Sturgeon on which the fate of the high-flying Plympton Street pulverizers will rest. The train is expected to be in top shape for the contest after a seven-month layoff. He is, of course, undefeated in league competition...
...their last year of secondary schools who have been accepted by the College will be advised to wait until the fall before entering, on the theory that it is better for a class to enter as a unit. The fate of this ruling now lies, according to Dean Buck and Gummere, largely in the lap of Congress, and depends on the action they take on the draft. If by May 15 Selective Service Boards are continuing to draft 18 year olds, then the admission policy may be changed to allow high school seniors to get one or two terms...
...contain the answer to where Harvard, under Conant, is going. As the President returns from his greatest successes, he enters a phase of great trial, with the prime position of Harvard as well as his own future at stake. For a foundering Harvard will carry down with it the fate of those at the helm...