Word: ices
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Within 40 hours the U.S. Navy chief had been identified as the source of the stories, and for four days what he said stood as the U.S. Government's estimate of the Far East situation. Then James Hagerty, the President's news secretary, splashed ice water all over the admiral's estimate. At his own "background" dinner with a larger contingent of correspondents, Hagerty said that Carney's story did not represent the view of the Eisenhower Administration...
Captain Pete Frye's Wintergreens dominated the ice in the first two periods, passing well on the offense and continually keeping Rinehart goalie Oscar Swenson of Dudley occupied. Frye netted the game's first goal on a pass from Patrick Conmy at 2:40 of the first period. The Rineharts countered at 12:25 of the first period when Leverett is Ed Hurley scored on a pass from Captain Paul Brennan of Dudley...
...Teheran, five weeks later, Stalin repeated the pledge. He also let it be known that he would like a warm-water port in the Far East. Churchill remarked that Russia already had Vladivostok. Stalin replied it wasn't always ice-free. Roosevelt suggested the Russians might have access to Dairen, in Manchuria...
Canadians have learned to be fond of the imported games of football and baseball, but their first love is their own game: ice hockey. Much of .that love is lavished on one star: French Canadian Maurice ("the Rocket") Richard, the best professional player on skates-and the man with the hottest temper...
...demands on all TV thrushes are not quite so strenuous. Arthur Godfrey's hired hands have had to learn to ice-skate and swim, but, mostly, his singers need only look at the floor with humility while Arthur tells viewers what good kids they are. On the George Gobel Show, Peggy King's main nonsinging chore is to rub noses with Funnyman Gobel before he wanders offscreen. Denise Lor's task is more elusive: Garry Moore hired her because he thought she was "somebody the Middle West would like." The Midwest likes...