Word: georgias
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...forced to cut down on deliveries of milk, which is somewhat short for want of cows. For want of castor oil, used as brake and shock absorber fluid, automakers could not roll out all the cars they had hoped to deliver. For want of nails to make curing racks. Georgia farmers this year were threatened with the loss of half of their $57,000,000 peanut crop...
...Married. William David ("Earnest Willie") Upshaw, 80, former Georgia Congressman (1919-27), 1932 presidential candidate of the Prohibition Party ("I got drunk when I was 16 . . . have been ashamed ever since") ; and Mrs. Lily Galloway, 60, California temperance leader; both for the second time; in Columbus, Ga. Cried ecstatic Mrs. Galloway: "Brother Willie's life is more like the Sermon on the Mount . . . than any other man I've known." Chuckled the groom: "I'm blending romance with religion...
...Southeastern Conference (Alabama, Tennessee, Tulane, etc.) Georgia is proud of its loyal halfback, Charlie Trippi, who came back to work for alma mammy at a rumored $5,000, plus apartment, auto and incidental considerations; the pros had offered...
Herold C. Fleming '44, of Atlanta, Georgia, and Leverett House, president of the Radio Workshop, Crimson Network dramatic director, and member of the Phi Beta Kappa Society...
George lives in a suburb with Georgette his wife and Georgia, 5. He is a smart executive with a big magazine publishing company. At a party he meets his boss's icy blonde, Pauline. "The eye saw nothing but innocence, to the instincts she was undiluted sex, the brain said here was a perfect hell." George accepts this information but has to verify it on a weekend with Pauline...