Word: madnesses
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...TIME, which wondered why there were no takers for such a bet (what could they lose?), is glad to be reassured that U.S. scientists are not really mad-just very, very inquisitive...
...first time in a dozen years, a big part of organized labor was good and mad at The Man in the White House...
...single con tribution the organization itself has made or a single constructive thing it's done. . . . The N.A.M. has such a bad name . . . that even when it's right about some thing it can't draw public support to it. Even when a man gets mad at the unions he doesn't side with N.A.M...
...picture's one really funny scene: an opera-mad Mexico City cab driver (Mikhail Rasumny) showing the town to Lamour and singing his spiel...
Terrible-Tempered Tarpon. In Port Isabel, Texas, a 6-ft., 125-lb. tarpon got mad at Fisherman William Bledsoe, jumped out of the water into his boat, busted four of his ribs, knocked him overboard, but was too tired to follow him back...