Word: indiana
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...with a Plan. An athletic six-footer with a Phi Beta Kappa key (Indiana U.), Logan was a "magazine doctor" who had analyzed 110 U.S. periodicals as an English professor at New York University. He joined Cowles in 1939 as a consultant, worked up to be general manager of Look in a year...
Rockwell, former Wabash, Indiana star, and captain of this year's five, racked up 31 points with 15 field goals and one foul. Dick Covey, Frank Lionette, and Chusk Brynteson also hit double figures with ten markers apiece. Pat Dailey, six foot four inch center, was one tally behind with nine points to his credit...
John R. Rockwell, of Straus Hall and Wabash, Indiana, was elected captain of the Freshman basketball team on the eve of their first game against the M.I.T. Jayvees...
Although he experienced poor luck on his shots in the first five minutes, Rockwell, all scholastic forward from Indiana, soon found the range and thirteen of his shots were good for two points apiece. He added three foul shots for a total of 29. Two other players, forward Frank Lionette and guard Dick covey, also hit double figures, scoring 15 and 11 respectively...
Randolph Churchill, Winston's bumptious lecturer-son, got in more trouble with his new Lincoln. Last fortnight a wheel had come off while he was doing 50 in Indiana. This time the trouble was in Connecticut. He got a parking ticket; but that was fixed when it was discovered who he was-a guest of the city of Derby. Then he shot off toward Manhattan. A state trooper, who said it had taken him eight miles to catch up, stopped Randolph outside Westport, pinched him for doing 80. Trial...