Word: gores
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Crash Dive" one might think that our submarine fleet operates on a Buck-Rogers-of-the 25th-century schedule. Fantastic is the word for it. Tryone Power is the swash buckling sub officer who leads his men through incredible danger to blast the enemy base into technicolored flames and gore. The plot is there, but in the usual and tiring mask of the eternal triangle...
Company C will settle in Mather Hall of Leverett and the two remaining companies, D and E, will fill the now empty Winthrop, by taking over Gore and Standish Halls. Companies A and B are already situated in McKinlock and Vanderbilt Halls...
...Then they announced a bold and backbreaking plan to enlist popular support. Throughout the heat of July and August, eight teams of Congressmen-one Democrat and one Republican to a team-will stump 26 States in favor of B2H2. Republican Joe Ball, teamed with Tennessee's Representative Albert Gore, started the tour this week on the West Coast. Besides the other three authors of B2H2, the teams include, from the Senate: Missouri's Truman, Michigan's Ferguson, South Carolina's Maybank; from the House: Minnesota's Judd, Pennsylvania's Wright, Maine's Hale...
Prefacing their exams with some extra-curricular nonsense, two Winthrop House inhabitants caused quite a crowd of bewildered onlookers to gather at the Gore Hall gate Sunday evening when they mounted the second floor ledge and circumnavigated the building on the courtyard side...
...investigating committee last week packers and war-plant executives told the results of Los Angeles' three-month meat famine: black markets, malnutrition, fantastic prices, racketeering. Samples: > Northrop Aircraft knowingly patronized a black market to get meat for its cafeteria, where 3,600 workers eat. Said Northrop Official George Gore: "I can't tell you where we get our meat. If I did, we wouldn't get any more. It is more important to pay higher-than-ceiling prices and keep quiet...