Word: kellogg
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...test doctors' appetites for free samples, George A. Kellogg, a New Jersey pharmaceutical researcher, sent out 1,000 postcards announcing new "cures" for four obviously phony diseases, "gastraposis," "Hemingway's Syndrome," "Hyglochycococephelicia" and "Gallardia." No fewer than 80 cards were returned with requests for samples...
...first exhibits to be spruced up will be the fading dresses once worn in the White House. Carefully fitted to wax dummies, the old clothes will be displayed in eight separate rooms, complete with White House mantelpieces, furniture and odd bric-a-brac. "Women," says Dr. A. Remington Kellogg, director of research, "deserve a fine setting...
...Garden, turned up for the final of the National Invitation tournament. Before the final, the fans impatiently sat through a consolation game between Duquesne and Manhattan. By coincidence, though his team lost, the individual star of the consolation game (27 points) was Manhattan's Negro Center Junius Kellogg, the player who first broke the scandal wide open by refusing a bribe and reporting the offer to his coach (TIME...
...project will be financed by a three-year grant of $112,688 given by the W. K. Kellogg Foundation of Battle Creek, Mich., and will be directed by Hugh R. Leavell, head of the School's department of public health practice...
...legal machines pumped $486,262 into the state treasury, and veritable floods of money into the coffers of smaller communities. Coeur d'Alene collected $66,000, used the money to resurface streets free of charge to residents. Sandpoint used slot money for a new sewage project. Kellogg spent $40,000 of slot funds for flood control. On the private side, Coeur d'Alene's Athletic Round Table built $100,000 clubrooms, donated thousands to the Boy Scouts, and a few weeks ago built the float which Idaho entered in President Eisenhower's inaugural parade...