Word: louise
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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The cost of the gains has been totted up in an important book published this week. The American Catholic Family (Prentice-Hall; $7.65), the result of five years' work by Jesuit Father John L. Thomas, 45, assistant director of the Institute for Social Order at St. Louis Uni versity...
Tremendous Experience. The story is compellingly told in terms of Doris L., a young woman admitted to California's Metropolitan State Hospital as a catatonic. Mute, withdrawn, her eyes blank and disregarding of the world, Doris nevertheless had a great natural dignity, an almost glacial repose that seemed invulnerable...
¶ A fat and sloppy caricature of the man who had once been the greatest heavyweight fist fighter in the world, Joe Louis pulled on a pair of red bathing trunks and tangled with Cowboy Rocky Lee in a professional wrestling match at Washington's Uline Arena. Broke, in...
Jean Madeira (nee Browning), 37, got her first urge to sing the part when she heard the opera as a child in St. Louis. She started out, however, as a piano student with her piano-teacher mother. She wanted to continue her studies at Manhattan's Juilliard School, but...
Of the absentees, Captain Lionel Bryer, is lecturing in St. Louis, while varsity football players Orville Tice, Charlie Eaton, and Ash Hallett, all of whom have rugby experience, have badly timed hour a research fellow at the Dental School, exams.