Word: incidentally
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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(One of the leaders of the 1934 Crimson revolt which set up the rival Journal, an incident described herein; now Managing Editor of Life Magazine.)
By last week the strange case of Melvin Hass had become a statewide story. Kansans who had laughed for years over flouting the law, but had done little to get it off the books, growled at the severity of Hass's penalty and at the hypocrisy of other citizens...
Charles Chaplin Jr., 22, booked in Los Angeles on suspicion of intoxication for a little fender-nicking incident, gave a low, morning-after moan: "I feel very badly . . , because of what my Dad will say."
After giving all possible information, however, the two students were ready to forget the whole incident.
The incident was over so quickly that many people who were within feet of the bandits didn't realize what was going on.