Word: inde
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...South Bend, Ind., Len Dawson, a 19-year-old Purdue sophomore, fired four touchdown passes for a total of 156 yards, as the Boilermakers beat highly favored Notre Dame, 27-14. The upset, which ended Notre Dame's unbeaten streak of 13 games, was a repeat performance; in 1950 Purdue won 28-14, after the Irish had survived 39 straight. Other notable results: Army bounced back from last week's whipping by South Carolina, overran the Michigan Wolverines, 26-7; U.C.L.A.'s single-wing overpowered Maryland's split...
...great U.S. housing boom, no one has done better than James Robert Price of Lafayette, Ind. As founder and boss of National Homes Corp., Price has succeeded where many another failed: he proved that a prefabricated house can be mass-produced and sold at a profit without looking like a Quonset hut. Last year Price sold 14,127 nonfarm houses; in 1954 he will account for one out of every 48 started. On a gross of $41 million, National netted $1,700,000 in fiscal...
...which appeared, in yesterday's CRIMSON, asks that the ADA's vice-chairmen in the Senate "take appropriate action either through intervention with the Executive departments concerned, or through the introduction of bills." The vice-chairman are Hubert Humphrey (D-Minn.), Herbert Lehman (D-N.Y.), and Wayne Morse (Ind...
...South Bend, Ind., a butterfingered University of Texas eleven fumbled away its best chances and helped an alert Notre Dame team win its first game of the year, 21-0 for its young (26) new coach, Terry Brennan...
...Novikoff ease began innocently enough in March, 1954, when he received a subpenna from the Senate Judiciary Committee headed by William Jenner (Rep.-Ind.), then engaged in an investigation of subversives in education...