Word: localize
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Francis X. Mancuso, former general sessions judge, crisply admitted to his longtime acquaintance with Costello and Luchese. His suave self-assurance unshaken, Mancuso also admitted that he had decided not to run again for leadership of an East Harlem assembly district after two local hoodlums had "advised" him to resign...
Ultimately the Harvard and Yale man are brothers under the skin. Nothing about the relationship between the two schools is so typical as the experience of a CRIMSON editor who wandered into the Trumbull College television room one night in search of local color, and became involved in a vigorous argument about football with a bona fide Yale man. At last becoming suspicious, the Yale asked "Where are you from anyway?" "Harvard" confessed the investigator. "My God," said the Trumbull man, "All the time I thought I was talking to the guy who sits next to me in Poly...
...well is the squad of saboteurs organized that not until they are forced together by the police do the various members realize who their comrades are. Thus, when the wireless operator forsakes the cause, he takes his problem to his local M.P., unaware that the latter is mixed...
...lasted a full year. Unfortunately, the following year he had a run in with a car and died of "a serious Paralysis of posterior extremous" at a local canine hospital...
Walker's chief function as Chairman of the Committee of Enrollments is to coordinate alumni activities. Some 90 alumni committees are now operating under Yale University's scrutiny. These committees perform the ground-work of the entire admissions program. Operating in their own local areas they work in this way: they first seek out students of high promise, then interest them in Yale, interview them, encourage them to apply, and follow up on them even after they have been accepted, to make certain they will go to Yale...