Word: haven
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Crimson golf team, in good form and high in confidence after a double win over Columbia and Penn last Saturday, will meet the perennially strong Yale varsity this afternoon at New Haven. Coach Cooney Weiland said last night, "The squad has an excellent chance to give a very good account of itself...
After today's match, the Crimson will travel to Hanover for a contest with Dartmouth tomorrow, and then will return here for matches Friday with Columbia and Saturday with Navy. If the varsity wins all three, the Eastern League title will be decided by the match at New Haven next week...
...speech. In St. Louis, a Negro law student named John Alexander Madison and a Negro policeman named Dred Scott Madison studied their parts for the Law Day re-enactment of the historic trial of their great-grandfather, Dred Scott.* In Seattle, Attorney Ford Elvidge was "digging into books I haven't cracked in 40 years," looking up English legal history for his Law Day speech. In Charleston, S.C., Veteran Lawyer Robert M. Figg pondered the difference in meaning be tween Communism's May Day and the U.S.'s Law Day: "I take it this date...
...five-week trip to the U.S., Lancaster, 50, took along his cartoon regulars, banjo-eyed Maudie and her mustached husband Willie, Earl of Littlehampton. Gasped Maudie in a supermarket: "Haven't you got anything-but anything-that's been touched by human hand?" But everywhere Lancaster went, he was impressed by the change in Americans and Americana: André Gide on drugstore newsracks instead of "a couple of Mickey Spillanes," polite cab drivers, even architecture "with a new restrained look . . . the severe but effective cliffs of steel and glass that now dominate Park Avenue." Furthermore, "voices are quieter...
Husband: "Of course. Haven't you noticed...