Word: licensee
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Heart & Head. In Cambridge, Mass., one Charles E. Holden filled out the first half of a marriage-license questionnaire, was stumped when he tried to remember the name of his bride-to-be. He finally explained to the clerk, "I must have a poor memory," went home to find out...
Roman Holiday. In Camden, N.J., the Fourth Ward Republicans Club celebrated the fall of Rome with a blowout, got a 45-day suspension of their liquor license for 1) serving liquor on Sunday and 2) selling it for off-the-premises use.
For the second time within a year, New York's Archbishop Francis Joseph Spellman was out in the warring world last week. The flying prelate (he once held a pilot's license) is Military Vicar of all Roman Catholics in the U.S. armed forces. Bent on visiting as...
Less than ten years ago National Airlines was the Toonerville Trolley of the airways. By last week little N.A.L. (1,087 route miles between New Orleans, Jacksonville, Tampa, Miami and Key West) was ready for big-time commercial aviation, with a brand-new Civil Aeronautics Board license in its pocket...
Short, Short Story: The young man, Mr. Nil's son, was a Hanson man--especially when he were his Brown suit. The girl, Miss Smith, was beautiful, even though she was a very small Cies woman. So it was not surprising that shortly after they met, they went to the...