Word: herman
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Other musicians suffered more seriously from Manhattan's newspaper strike. Among them: 66-year-old Roland Hayes, famed Negro tenor, who returned to a half-filled Carnegie Hall for his 30th anniversary concert and was greeted by a standing ovation; promising Latvian Pianist Herman Codes, 32, making his New York debut; and Negro Soprano Georgia Laster, 27, whose Town Hall recital was her prize as a winner of the Naumburg Musical Foundation contest...
...back in '56." At a news conference, he perched on a television set, and cracked: "I'm really on TV now. I'm glad Arthur Godfrey isn't here. This doesn't look like humility." After chuckling through breakfast with Stevenson, Mrs. Herman Talmadge, wife...
...industrial needs; an object of my invention is to supply sufficient electricity for all heating, cooking, lights and power for any individual home, farm, camp, air-raid-shelter, city or state; he object of the said authoritative opinion being the correctness my formula (M.X.L.) for a fissionable power equation. Herman A. Cruse, 342 St. Marks Avenue, Brooklyn...
Georgia's Governor Herman Talmadge last week showed how he hopes to evade a possible U.S. Supreme Court decision outlawing segregation in public schools. He proposed an amendment to the Georgia constitution which would, in effect, allow the state to 1) put public schools in private hands, and 2) give pupils the money necessary to pay private-school fees...
...Woody Herman at Carnegie Hall, 1946 (MGM, LP). Fifteen rowdy and tender numbers played by one of the swingingest bands of all. Herman's 1946 "Herd," for all its size and precision, sounds as flexible as a small jam band...