Word: havener
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...fireworks start Monday at New Haven. Kicked around six times in dual, nonagonal, and IC4A competition by the Crimson last year, the Bulldog today is supposed to have enough tooth to get second place in the indoor IC4A championships February 28. Monday afternoon, an Alumni Day crowd will fill Coxo Memorial Cage to watch Bob Glegengack's team even things up with the Harvards...
...first distant thunder of that crash? The rumbling continued for four days, then some prices firmed up. Experts pondered the reasons for the break (see BUSINESS). They were not sure of what it might bring. They did not, however, believe that it was the beginning of disaster. "We haven't gone over the cliff," said a Washington economist. "We've just hit a bump in the road." Despite the fact they had taken huge paper losses in the last few days, farmers showed no sign of panic. They confidently expected prices to go up again...
...American: "I haven't been to Russia...
...Kyser, still sashaying around the bandstand and giggling at the studio audience, celebrated his tenth anniversary on the air. "Life is so daily with me," he cackled, "that I haven't had time to think about what has happened. But now that you mention it, I'm thilled the public has been able to stand me so long...
...indictment of the book business, The Gilded Hearse is neither good burlesque nor significant exposure. Few readers will be surprised to learn that book salesmen often haven't read the books they sell, that salesgirls in bookstores are often dumb, that book publishers are increasingly less concerned with literature than with bestsellers. Those with the kind of taste that Gorham deplores will be quickest to see that The Gilded Hearse is just superficial enough, spiced with just enough bedroom business, to make it a likely Hutchinson book...