Word: grosse
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...candidates include three incumbents running for re-election. They are Paul L. Scher of Dunster, Bill Shane of Adams, and Allen William of Kirkland. Other sophomore candidates are: Ed Abramson of Lowell, Jerry D. Goldberg of Lowell, Herbest Gross of Eliot, John Jaspers of Adams, Richard Pfaff of Eliot, John B. Res of Dunster, and Baruch Schmidt of Adams...
...present class representatives are among the eight candidates in the junior class election. They are Newell Mach of Adams, present Council treasurer, and Bred Stark of Dunster. Opening them will be Charles Boston of Dunster, Dick Dedds of Kirkland, Calvin Gross of Lowell, Broce G. Mertin of Dunster, Edward M. Streaser of Kirkland and Kenneth G. Swan of Kirkland...
McCarthy had a sound issue. He developed it recklessly and even lazily. He was, no doubt, duped by his own headlines-fed to him by eager reactionaries and defensive "liberals" eager to cover their mistakes with McCarthy's gross blunderings...
...portrait, done by Graham Sutherland, one of Britain's top painters, was indeed candid. Ordinary Britons, seeing in black-and-white press photographs a gross, jut-jawed Churchill, shorn of his feet and plainly showing the tracery of age, bombarded their newspapers with outraged protests. But the critics, after a leisurely look, generally approved of its color harmonies: the pinkish paleness of face and hands, the rich black of the clothes, and the strangely appropriate tarnished golden background. Decreed the Times: "A powerful, penetrating image...
...peak of the Christmas-tree rush last week, the Halvorsons were shipping 20 carloads a day from their processing plant in Duluth. This year, they will sell a record 1,250,000 trees in the U.S and in almost every foreign country. Expected gross: more than $1,000,000 on their booming tree business and new additions to their line; a gift box including tree and miniature ornaments ($6.85), miniature electric-light strings with bulbs about twice the size of kitchen match heads...