Word: masses
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Roviano, sly Scacchi used different tactics. He appeared conspicuously at Christmas and Easter Mass, even appointed himself to march the communicants to the rail in orderly fashion. His motto: "Above party divisions, we are first of all the village." Christian Democrats grumbled but could not complain openly...
James M. Landis, 47, leathery CAB chairman, onetime Roosevelt Brain Truster, wartime Civilian Defense chief, was sued for divorce by wife Stella in Salem, Mass., after nearly 21 years. She charged desertion, asked custody of their two daughters...
...with the bald, freckled pate twinkled as he said: "I hope you won't applaud me when I finish this announcement. It might be misunderstood." Then Claude Moore Fuess (rhymes with peas) told his faculty at Phillips Academy in Andover, Mass, that he was retiring-after 40 years, 15 of them as headmaster...
Geoffrey W. White '48; Lowell House; Government; Executive Committee, Liberal Union; Legislative Agent, Mass. Regional N.S.O.; Student council sub-committee on N.S.O.; A.V.C...
...magazine's most necessary assets is an attractive appearance, and the Advocate has come through on that, too. David Self's fresh Spring-issue cover will probably attract more buyers at the Mass. Ave. news-stands than any other feature. Stuart Welch's drawings, especially one of an old vintage car, make the inside of the book interesting as well as attractive, while the absence of formal lines on the title page and the use of a little more white space throughout help the make-up a great deal. The postwar Advocate is on the right track...