Word: hydes
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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More terrifying than the Windigo to some of the mountaineers is a 5-ft. wisp of a woman who in her childhood decided that she would "bring religion" to the cabins in the hills. Now a grey-haired 42, Jessie Hyde was brought up in a brick house on her father's 200-acre farm. At ten she "heard God's voice clearly calling me." At 14 she held revival meetings in a schoolhouse. A few years later she began trudging the hills as a determined reformer...
...Thomas W. LaVenia, 43, who took leave from the U.S. Secret Service in 1944 and never returned to duty, after reports that as an agent at Hyde Park in 1943 he spent much time and money in bars with questionable associates. LaVenia's story last week to a special session of the subcommittee was that he had secretly been assigned a playboy role to help round up ten people suspected of plotting against President Roosevelt...
Split personality seems to be the literary vogue this season. In A Garden to the Sea (TIME, April 19), Philip Toynbee split his hero four ways, mainly to tell an experimental love story. Marghanita Laski used the simpler, two-way, Jekyll & Hyde approach in The Victorian Chaise Longue (TIME, June 14). In The Bird's Nest, Novelist Shirley Jackson reverts to Toynbee's four-in-one split to document a tortuous case of mental illness...
...British fans notwithstanding, Author Laski (a niece of the Labor Party's late Grey Eminence. Harold Laski) bids and makes no slams in The Victorian Chaise Longue, only a. quiet rubber game. She deals out a tidy horror story with a psychological flavoring of Jekyll & Hyde...
Freshman Coach Bob Pickett also cleared the bench as his squad beat the Tufts freshmen 9 to 5. Jim Gale, Mike Holmes, and MacLay Hyde scored twice each, while Ed Ansin, Mulhulm, and Mike Clemm scored a goal apiece...