Word: loaned
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Football experts who picked Dartmouth as one of the top teams in the Ivy league before the season began are currently wondering who slipped the loan weed into their tea leaves. Going into this afternoon's contest with the Crimson at the Stadium, the star-studded Big Green has yet to win a game in four attempts. And should Harvard prevail today, these self-same experts will probably confine their future picking to pockets...
...varsity worked mainly from the T and winged-T. There were no definite lineup changes. Jerry Hillz, freshman fullback last year who started the fall at tallback and then went back to full, ran briefly at wingback with the first team. Then he returned to the third loan with quarter-back Hardy Cox, fullback Bob Peters, and tallback Dick Duback...
Washington's National Gallery opened a long-awaited loan show this week: 40 paintings from the collection of Oil Tycoon Calouste Sarkis Gulbenkian. Publicity-hating Gulbenkian, one of the richest men in the world (TIME, June 16, 1947 et seq.), was not on hand for the festivities; at 84, the Near East genius spends most of his time in his adopted Lisbon...
...takes an average of twelve minutes for the entire process," claims Chief of Loan Services, Lawrence Kipp. "Considering the size of the stacks, we think that's pretty good...
Much of the recent news about Henry J. Kaiser's industrial empire has had a familiar ring: it concerned loans from RFC to the faltering Kaiser-Frazer Corp. Henry Kaiser, who had received $44 million for K-F and another $123 million for the Kaiser Steel Corp., was RFC's biggest single business loan...