Word: localize
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...personally fail to find any humor in this wanton destructiveness. The countless number of windows around the University which have been broken by rock-throwing urchins is just another example of this vandalism. Especially in view of the fact that the business derived from the University singlehandedly supports local merchants, it is time for the Cambridge police to provide more protection for the property of Harvard and its students. Some of the policemen who spend their time watching traffic in the Square and in the Varsity Liquor Store could easily be spared for this purpose. John A. Muss...
Number two Crimson golfer, Bruce Thurmond, fell before the 2-0 golf of Al Allen. Only other local player to lose was Pete Malkin, playing in the five spot. He lost to Dave Simpson...
Jack Brophy, playing number three Bruin golfer Norm Anderson, lost out in the 20th hole of a sudden-death playoff match. Bruce Thurmond, second on the local ladder, edged Art Bell to win 1-0. Captain Dave Hedberg outstroked Bob DiSato, 4-3, which Crimson golfer Peto Malkin defeated Floyd Well...
...across the nation at prices ranging from $7 to $100 per program. He was soon signed up by 151 stations, most of them affiliates of his old network. By week's end the list had grown to more than 170 stations, with about 95% carrying the show under local sponsorship. Delighted with the good results of his particular ill wind, Pearson says he has no intention of returning to network broadcasting: "The way it is, I have about 170 sponsors. If I do something to lose one-or a dozen -it doesn't matter...
Cambridge police have picked up no other suspects in connection with the beating. Bachelder and a friend, Fredrick M. Fawcett '53, were attacked by a group of about 12 local boys in front of the Harvard Square Garage at 10:30 p.m. Friday. Fawcett escaped with only a few bruises, but Bachelder suffered a serious knife wound in the head...