Word: marre
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Minn. 38 Large, Henry W. '62 19 6:1 200 Spring House, Pa. 33 Loud, Brewster M. '61 20 6:1 189 New Canaan, Conn. 19 MacMurray, John C. '61 20 5:11 170 Camp Hill, Pa. 26 Marano, Theodore J. '62 19 6:0 185 Philadelphia, Pa. 24 Marr, William A. Jr. '61 19 6:0 186 So. Swansea, Mass. 14 Philips, Charles A. '62 19 5:10 169 Lansdowne, Pa. 46 Sachs, Daniel M. '60 21 6:0 175 Hopewell, N.J. 47 Scott, Hugh C. '61 20 5:11 180 Wellesley, Mass. 45 Sullivan, John...
Died. Donald Marr Nelson, 70, longtime (1912-42) Sears, Roebuck executive who was appointed (1942) by F.D.R. to be chairman of the War Production Board, captained the gigantic wartime industrial effort, went abroad to oversee production in England, China and Russia, resigned (1944) in a huff over what he felt was interference by the military, whom he later accused (Arsenal of Democracy) of trying to control the U.S. economy, became president (1945-47) of the Society of Independent Motion Picture Producers; of a cerebral hemorrhage; in Los Angeles...
Marriage Revealed. Donald Marr Nelson, 70, World War II boss of the War Production Board; and Lena Peters Schunzel. fortyish, widow of Actor-Director Reinhold Schunzel; he for the fifth time, she for the third; in Durham...
...girls know so little about racing yet. We are thankful that the very famous 'Hotspur' has agreed to come and tell us his secrets." A few days ago these frightfully polite words, rich with Britain's broadest bazaar-opening vowels, issued from blonde Dair Marr, 17, as she introduced Ewr Curling, the Daily Telegraph's horse expert, to 30 of the finest blooded fillies in London. Dair & Co. had cause to hear a betting and breeding lecture. As students at the Cygnets House, the most exclusive finishing school in England, they must learn to "talk politics...
Another interesting facet of the game was a nine-year-old boy, who had difficulty in seeing over the boards, serving as goal judge. On one play, a Crimson lineman put the puck by the Williams goalie, Dick Marr, but no goal was signified when Marr reached into the cage and threw the puck...