Word: harvey
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Eight forwards divide Getchell's attention, but only five will start today. Harvey Mazer, George Herrick, Billy Wexler, John Himmelhoch, John Mudd, Al Bretzel, John Hedreen, and Nick Lamont are all battling for the starting positions, but they won't know "until the game starts...
Convicted last week in a Manhattan Federal Court on five counts of perjury: Harvey Marshall Matusow, former paid Communist functionary (1947-50) and paid anti-Communist informer (1950-54), who once observed: "I don't even trust myself." Matusow had testified that an Assistant U.S. Attorney had coached him to testify falsely at the 1952 trials of 13 second-string Communist leaders. "He didn't lie to protect himself," summed up U.S. Attorney Paul W. Williams. "He lied to implicate others, to destroy our judicial system and to discredit persons and Government agencies fighting the Communist menace...
...Marshes. The biggest waterway customer of all is the booming Gulf Coast oil industry, which last year shipped out some 25 million tons of petroleum products, more than half of all the waterway's traffic. From New Orleans' Harvey Lock southward, the water is lined solid with oil activity-war-weary landing craft being converted into tenders for offshore drilling rigs, big yards piled high with pipe, well-cementing companies, plants where the giant offshore rigs are fabricated. At intervals, veinlike side canals branch off into the marshes, where oilmen have dredged passageways to float equipment into their...
Speakers at the World Federalists' forum on world government at 7:30 will be Louis B. Sohn, professor of Law and John Harvey Gregory Lecturer on World Organization; Clyde M. Kluckhohn, professor of Anthropology; and Rupert Emerson '22, professor of Government. The meeting will take place on the second floor of the Union...
...trade two years ago of their old favorite, Enos Slaughter. They made only a routine beef when General Manager Frank Lane got rid of such bright hopes as Outfielder Bill Virdon (now batting .311 for Pittsburgh), Pitcher Brooks Lawrence (who has won 16, lost 7 for Cincinnati) and Southpaw Harvey Haddix (who has won 11, lost 5 for Philadelphia). They even managed to sit still for the trading of Infielder Red Schoendienst (who is hitting .319 for the Giants).* All this, they were told, was going to buy them a pennant-this year. Still they are limping along in fourth...