Word: minnesota
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...often wonder if it's the weekly shipment of goodies that brings Brune Tiz and the of quoted Count de Wright down to Joe Neil's room. Then, of course, it might be the presence of Fred Trummer. By the way, Pine Island, Minnesota, bears the brunt of Freddie's ten day leaves...
...action for the Crimson this winter are forwards Gerry Johnson of Newburyport High and the NROTC; Brewster Wolfe of Milton Academy and Lowell House; Jack Noble of Exeter and the V-12; Ronald Wright of Pawtucket High and the V-12; guards Clyde Kelsey. Jr., of Wadena High, Minnesota and the NROTC; and Herb Fritts, of Richmond Hill, New York and the NROTC
...also persuaded Wyoming's politically potent ranchers that cultural subjects at Laramie were not just academic woolgathering. So swiftly did his fame spread that in the past year he has been offered ten other university presidencies. Last week he accepted the eleventh offer: from big University of Minnesota (peacetime enrollment...
Other election odd-ends: ¶ Dewey got the biggest number of electoral votes of any losing candidate since 1924. But Wendell Willkie ran better than Dewey in five states: Michigan (which Willkie carried and Dewey did not), Minnesota, Rhode Island, Illinois and New York...
Ingrid Bergman, passing through Manhattan on a war bond tour, said her next stop was Minnesota where "if I can't sell bonds in English. I'll sell them in Swedish." She divulged that she had dreamed for two and a half years of a Schrafft's hot fudge sundae, found they were no longer served because of the war. She planned to see Mae West's Catherine Was Great on Broadway, explained: "I want to see if there's anything I can learn from her. It may come in handy sometime...