Word: mem
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Lights out since last June flashed last week in Cambridge. From Mass Avenue to Mem Drive, from Mike's Club to Harry's Arcade Spa, the news was spreading. Pinball is back! Despite Mickey Sullivan's staunchest efforts for the opposition, the game of the flashing lights and tinkling bells is legal again. The State Supreme Court has said so. And, immoral or not, pinball is here to stay...
...Laboratory's work during the war was revealed to the press by Hallowell Davis '18, associate professor of Physiology, as he exhibited the product of five years of research on rehabilitation of veterans deafened by the noisiest war in history, to a group of copy-hungry newsmen gathered in Mem. Hall Monday...
...post-war peak of approximately 2700 by the end of mid-year registration for students in residence, figures revised downward since Friday by the Registrar's office showed early yesterday. More than 1400 men who were in the College during the fall term are expected to tie through Mem Hall's alleys between 9 and 5 o'clock today...
...free subscription to the Service News and the CRIMSON about to be reborn. That pioneer who first rubbed his sleepy eyes this morning, and said "Might as well register now," sallied forth from Mem Hall, a full-fledged Harvard Man and winner of a free, delivered-to-his-door subscription to the undergraduate newspaper...
Adolf Hitler, onetime world's foremost book-banner, became a banned author in Germany. A German "sifting committee" blacklisted Mem Kampf, also hung verboten signs on the works of Historian Oswald Spengler, Novelist Knut Hamsun, Explorer Sven Hedin, some 2,000 other writers...