Word: louise
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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The Kaiser Foundation's Dr. Clifford Keene promptly asked for an amendment to recognize that "freedom of choice" is satisfied where the subscriber elects, of his own volition, to be treated by a group or a single doctor within a group. That was the heart of the matter. Suave...
A Corner in a Suitcase. Granny Holdeman grew up as Bertha Halstenberg in a family of 18, on a farm about 80 miles west of St. Louis. She left home at 18 to work in a St. Louis dental college. But what she wanted to be was a missionary.
Booked Until September. From his great paneled office in the Administration Building, Compton ran his campus with a firm but informal hand. He turned out some 300 articles on everything from thermionics to spectroscopy, helped found the American Institute of Physics, kept in constant touch with brother Arthur Holly Compton...
Louis Armstrong Sings the Blues (Victor LP). The great jazzman, his trumpet, and the voice that sounds like gravel tossed into a malted machine. There are a dozen tunes (originally recorded from 1933 to 1947), including Basin Street Blues, St. Louis Blues and Rockin' Chair, an exemplary duet with...
Madame de Pompadour, by Nancy Mitford. A life of Louis XV's dazzling mistress, done up in rich literary brocades by a fine British writer (TIME, June 7).