Word: leonarde
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...least partly because of his own experiences as a TIME cover subject (Nov. 6, 1950). "For years I felt very badly that TIME had been doing covers of Joe DiMaggio, Churchill, Eisenhower, but not me. A couple of years ago, I was in Sardi's and [Columnist] Leonard Lyons stopped by my table. He said: 'You ought to be on the cover of TIME.' I agreed that he was inspired. So he dragged me right over to [TIME Senior Editor] Joe Purtell, who was in the room at the time, and said: 'Capp ought...
Round Trip. In Harrisburg, Pa., Leonard A. Unger left his car in front of the city hall while paying a fine for illegal parking, returned to find he had been tagged for illegal parking...
Verdi: II Trovatore (Zinka Milanov, Fedora Barbieri, Jussi Bjoerling, Leonard Warren; RCA Victor Orchestra and Robert Shaw Chorale conducted by Renato Cellini; Victor). Some of the Metropolitan's stars in an "unofficial" version (the Met's contract is with Columbia). This one is notable for a magnificent recording job, the singing of Soprano Milanov, and some rousing choruses, including the Anvil...
...newspapers that run his syndicated column, Walter Winchell has been having trouble. He is feuding with so many enemies-e.g., the New York Post ("New York Poo," "Postitute," "Compost"), Disk Jockey Barry Gray ("Borey Pink," "a disk jerk") and Columnist Leonard Lyons* ("author of the 'Liar's Den' "), that editors and readers outside Manhattan often don't know what Winchell is talking about. As a result, editors have been cutting or killing many of his columns. Last week Winchell announced a plan to stop the mayhem. He will set aside two days a week...
Those elected were as follows; Leonard Baum, of Brooklyn and Lowell House, Mathematics; Walter Bliss Carnochan, of New York City and Eliot House, Biochemical Sciences; Marshall Leonard Freimer, Brooklyn and Lowell, Mathematics; Martin Slafter Hanna, of Birmingham, Michigan and Leverett, Economics; Charles Swords Hoppin, Huntington, Long Island and Lowell, Architectural Science...