Word: ind
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...miles clicked past, gloom lengthened like a shadow over the little group gathered in the President's private car. At Vernon, Ind., at Cincinnati, at Chillicothe, the train stopped briefly to pick up last-minute press bulletins. They only confirmed the radio news. There was no doubt about it: Harry Truman's Democratic Party was taking a terrific trouncing...
...were also tragedies. The Hokah (Minn.) Chief reported: "The body of Wencil Beranek, 65, was found in a creek three and a half miles east of Waldorf. It was on its back and eyeglasses were still in place. Two pennies were found in a pocket." And the Jasper County (Ind.) Democrat recorded: "Irene, 7-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Willis Neeley, passed away at the Riley Hospital. She had been a patient for the past four years suffering with a heart ailment...
JOHN KRAMER Notre Dame, Ind...
...Last Laugh. In Worthington, Ind., Jacob Bailey walked into a restaurant, jokingly ordered a steak, got it, fell dead...
Every top-grade prep-school prospect was scouted and catalogued. One who rated triple-A priority was one Ernie Zalejski, ballcarrier extraordinary at Washington High-which was located, of all places, in South Bend, Ind. The story: flowers and boxes of candy flowed in to his mother, with cards from coaches all over the Big Ten; from one nice man, Ernie got an offer of $1,500 and a new home for his folks if he would put his name down for Michigan. But Ernie still wore an Army uniform, and his preference was Notre Dame...