Word: milkings
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Complexion" and Van Camp's (evaporated milk) "You Can Now Have a Cow in Your Pantry." At 30, Lasker was sole owner of Lord & Thomas and already a millionaire...
...well-being in it. But he must cultivate inattention to what others tell him and concentrate on his own experience . . . Whittaker Chambers obviously feels deep love for his wife and his mother . . . But few could read of these women without wanting to hurry to them with hot milk and aspirins . . . Obviously, he has given them great happiness, but they must be very, very tired...
Though he took a perverse pleasure in scheduling most of his classes at 7:40 a.m., they were always jammed, and his course on modern Europe was the most popular elective in Princeton's history. Once a student did fall asleep-after having taken the milk train in from Manhattan. The Buzzer spotted the sleeper, tiptoed to his seat, bent down, and let out a bellow: "Princeton Junction! Change for Princeton!" The student never dozed again...
...Last week came word of a proposed merger which would create a real-life business hybrid-part cow and part bus. The companies concerned, whose directors have already approved a stock swap, are ACF-Brill Motors Co., maker of buses and trackless trolleys, and Foremost Dairies, Inc., seller of milk, ice cream and other dairy products in the South and (through foreign subsidiaries) the Far East. For ACF-Brill, which just turned the profit corner last year, after three years of losses (TIME, April 7), the deal, if the stockholders approve, means accepting a subordinate position. President Charles W. Perelle...
...Antonio, Fred Newhouse, 24, and father of two, had a badly damaged kidney after a collision between his milk truck and a bus. Newhouse himself was a Witness, as was his wife, so there was little likelihood that a court could step in. Newhouse's father (no Witness), his mother (a practical nurse), a Methodist minister, a rabbi and dozens of friends tried to talk him out of his stand. They failed. A transfusion, he argued, would mean "spiritual death...