Word: indianas
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...beginning to look as if someone ought to make up Henry Luce's mind. After a series of articles on the contributions of America's colleges to the war effort, LIFE's feature in last week's issue on what goes on in Indiana University is enough to whet the propaganda pencil of any Axis spokesman. If LIFE's editors are to be listened to, students in our colleges are having a riot of a time making pick-ups in libraries, wearing zoot suits, and playing havoc with the sanity of their professors...
...Gary plant alone, concentrates on 25? carry-out lunches (spaghetti, macaroni, pork & beans, chop suey) because steel mills do not lend themselves to in-the-plant munching. It has had to turn down millions in new war business, already operates 80 branches chiefly in the Ohio-Illinois-Indiana steel belt and grosses $5,000,000-$6,000,000 a year...
Without making a single speech and having to use the absentee voters ballot to vote for himself, Pfc. Jack A. Stone '42, has been elected as the youngest Representative to the Indiana state legislature and is possibly the youngest legilsator in the world, according to the Fort Devens Bugle...
Twenty-one years old, Stone conducted his campaign to the voters of his native Evansville, Indiana, from the vantage point of Fort Devens. His father, an Evansville lawyer, did most of the work, Stone's only contribution being a paper on "Why the Republicans Should be Elected This Year...
...transfer student from Indiana University, Stone was an editor of the CRIMSON, technical director of the Network, and was graduated with a degree of bachelor of science...