Word: goulds
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Meet Tridome--President Tridome, in fact. Chester Gould, originator of Dick Tracy, reported yesterday that the Corporation had selected Harvard University's new head, or rather, heads...
Regarding Alan J. Gould's definition of how old is "old" [TIME Jan. 19; Feb. 9]: we have a pretty good one in the Navy-young studs, old fuds and lieutenant commanders...
...Lozenges containing benzocaine and trade-named Flavettes helped three-quarters of his patients cut down smoking and still keep their weight down, Dr. William L. Gould of Albany. N. Y. reports. Since the lozenges also contain licorice, ginger and oils of anise, wintergreen, coriander and cloves, they naturally spoil the appetite for tobacco and food as well...
...Associated Press's Alan J. Gould for his definition of how old is old [TIME, Jan. 19] ... Rather, let A.P. reporters be guided by the brisk and innocent definition of my maternal branch, active until demise-usually after 80: a boy up to 21, a "young man" to 35, "in the prime" until you are 55, "middleaged" up to 70, "elderly" when you pass 80, and at 100 a triumph...
...Last week in his Weekly Log, Associated Press Executive Editor Alan J. Gould, 54, answered this question for A.P. men. "To a young reporter in his 20s," says the Log, "a man of 55 is probably old, but to a veteran on the desk ... it is just the prime of life." To keep reports more uniform in the future, Gould proposes that A.P. men "consider a man youthful until he's 35, in middle age from 35 to 65, and thereafter eligible for an old-age pension." Added Gould "'Nearing our own 55th milestone makes us no less...