Word: hat
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...good fighting qualities of the American soldier. I take my hat off to . . . such men. ... I salute the brave fighting men of America-I never want to fight alongside better soldiers. ... I have tried to feel that I am almost an American soldier myself...
...first refereed game of the season, an unofficial Crimson hockey team topped Milton Academy 5 to 1 Wednesday afternoon at Milton. Glidden, for the Harvard informals, turned the hat trick, scoring three goals in the first two periods. Bob Foster and Nate Weston accounted for two more goals, while Fessenden notched the only goal for Milton...
...Items: a hat collection which fluctuates be tween 140 and 400 with a complete annual turnover; five furs; 20 cloth coats, 150 pairs of shoes, 40 evening dresses, 75 blouses, 25 daytime dresses, 18 cocktail dresses, ten miscellaneous dresses, uncounted suits. "I do not like dresses," she says. "I live in suits...
...familiar in her own right. Like many dominant women, she had (and is still embarrassed by) heavy legs and a rather unimpressive figure. So she never modeled such commodities as bathing suits or lingerie or stockings. But she became easily the nation's foremost magazine-cover and hat model, had her face plastered on tens of thousands of cigaret-advertising billboards. At $50 an hour, the highest modeling fee ever paid, she sometimes made more than $1,000 a week. Her sex appeal was attested by such demonstrations as the receipt from various male admirers one Christmas...
...from Stalin's birthplace, one George Papashvily was born. His father, being a man of great foresight, taught him two trades (sword-making and ornamental-leather work), and gave him three dogs, a colt and a pet bear. Thus schooled, George Papashvily, penniless and wearing a karakul hat, arrived in New York, having traveled steerage on a Greek freighter. "lit your position, frankly," said a Turkish shipmate, "I would kill myself." "My God," said the man in the employment office. "A swordpointer!" He got George a job as a dishwasher...