Word: mclean
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...distance trio of Pete Reider, Ralph Perry, and Dave McLean continued its superiority over its two-mile opponents, sweeping the first three places...
...came to an official end last week. At a special ceremony, Vice President Isaac Rojas praised the National Investigating Committee- and as tactfully as possible explained the government's decision that the probe should now stop. A bit unhappy at the decision, Vice Admiral Leonardo McLean, the committee's zealous chief, summed up its work: the staff of about 2,500 had arrested 1,045 suspects, sent 314 cases to the courts, spent only $70,000 in 27 weeks of investigations. Its records will now go to the Wealth Recovery Board (TIME, Dec. 19), which can mine them...
...miler Pete Reider led a Crimson sweep in his event as he turned in a sparkling 9:39.9, the best time of his career, for the best performance of the meet. Ralph Perry took second, with Dave McLean third...
...Hearst, Meyer bought the Post anonymously at auction for a bargain $825,000 in 1933-four years after he had offered $5,000,000 and been turned down. He found it "mentally, morally, physically and in every other way bankrupt," the raddled plaything of oil-rich Playboy Edward ("Ned") McLean. A horse fancier, gaudy Publisher McLean once devoted three of the paper's four sports pages to agate tables on racing performances. He brought his mistress to editorial conferences (so his wife, Evalyn Walsh McLean, charged in a divorce action) and made the old Post building on Pennsylvania Avenue...
...four other ministrants in addition to Buttrick and Wallace will be: Robert H. Pfeiffer, Hancock Professor of Hebrew and other Oriental Language, Amos N. Wilder, professor of New Testament Interpretation, Robert K.N. McLean, grDv., and Dwight R. Walsh, grDv. Memorial Church's regular choir, conducted by G. Wallace Woodworth, James Edward Ditson Professor of Music, will sing an anthem