Word: fritz
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Molten incandescence," "submerged iridescence," "celestial," "arcadian," "skyrocketing" were some of the words that critics were using to describe, of all things, the symphony orchestra which for a decade had been the Sick Man of Chicago. Special object of the critics' delight: Fritz Reiner, 65, who became the orchestra's sixth permanent conductor last fall* and this week reaches the half way point in his first season...
King Gustaf and Queen Louise of Sweden rose to their feet in Stockholm to honor five of this year's winners of the Nobel Prizes: The U.S.'s Fritz Lipmann, Britain's Hans Adolf Krebs (both for medicine), Germany's Hermann Staudinger (chemistry), The Netherlands' Fritz Zernike and Britain's Sir Winston Churchill (literature), who was represented by his wife, Lady Churchill. In Oslo, Norway, the U.S.'s General George Catlett Marshall received the Nobel Peace Prize. As he rose, some Communist hecklers jeered, catcalled and sent a sheaf of propaganda leaflets flying...
...Smoker Committee candidates are: Philip Arena, Robert Dubinsky, Ray Gallo, William Gallucci, Gibson Gerry, Howard H. Glaser, William J. Groom, Herbert Gross, Henry S. Heifets, Fred Johnson, Gordon A. Martin, Peter E. Nathan, Bill Owens, Michael S. Robertson, Fritz Schwartz, Stephen L. Singer, John Owen Todd, John B. Winer...
...saint, however, is another investigator named Krampus, a creature as cynical and evil as the saint is good. Adorned with horns, a lizard-like tail and a hideous black tongue, Krampus makes it his business to scare the living daylights out of children. As little Hans or Fritz, cowering behind his mother's skirts, diffidently proclaims his virtue, Krampus rattles a huge chain or lashes the air with a switch in menacing disbelief. Sometimes he even comes equipped with a large basket in which to carry off young people whose stories clearly won't wash. However virtuous Junior...
Professor Fritz Lipmann, who leaves Cambridge tomorrow for Sweden to receive the 1953 Nobel Prize in medicine, will offer an undergraduate course next semester...