Word: frazier
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...joined the Post to write sports, did a stint as a war correspondent in Korea. When he saw the Herald Tribune's Marguerite Higgins at the front, Cannon remarked: "Meeting Maggie at the front for the first time is like meeting Brenda Frazier in the gents room at Grand Central Station...
...Niemans were unanimous on one thing: they all agreed that Robert B. Frazier, of the Eugene (Ore.) Register-Guard, that "people who predict always get in trouble . . ." Frazier's quandary is that his "native intelligence" tells him Eisenhower will win, while by adding up the electoral votes he finds Stevenson ahead 273 to Ike's 258. "I would be interested if somebody would tell me which is superior--my mathematics or intelligence," he said after voting for the Governor...
Robert B. Frazier, reporter, Eugene (Ore.) Register-Guard. A graduate in jounalism of the University of Oregon, 1948. He plans to study sociology and psychology...
...Example. In Brownwood, Texas, Leslie F. Smith, advertising salesman for the Frazier Publishing Co.'s traffic safety manual, was arrested for making an illegal turn, driving without a license, driving on the wrong side of the road, driving while drunk...
...Rome, after a separation from her husband John ("Shipwreck") Kelly, Brenda Frazier Kelly, 30, No. 1 café society queen a decade ago, sounded a warning to her successors: being a glamour girl is "the worst thing that can happen to you . . . It's all so superficial. It means nothing." Besides: "Nobody is interested in an ex-glamour girl...