Word: mutuals
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...matter of fact, Sadie has never made the big leagues of quiz business. She hit her peak, as Mutual's Queen for a Day, in October 1945, when she won $400 worth of small prizes. Another time, she acquired a shiny new barber chair, which she sold for a secret but satisfactory...
There is, of course, no "individual" who can be taken as the archetype of Harvard undergraduates. The student body is characterized rather by a singular lack of any clearly defined mutual characteristics. Nowhere along the line from admissions to Commencement is there a unifying impulse. This absence, better known as the College's policy of fostering "individualism," sends students out into four years of college on a certificate of admission and a prayer. Many channel this independence into a successful and rich education; others become lost in its uncharted maze of courses and activities...
...Next day, before the station had time to fire him, the place was snowed under with fan mail. By last week, the scattyboo platter session was being broadcast over five Southern California stations ("the net-to-net coastwork of the Oh-So-Peachy-Keen Broadcasting Company"). Both ABC and Mutual were dickering for national network rights. Hawthorne's salary is now $450 a week...
Meet the Press (Fri. 10 p.m., Mutual). Harold Stassen runs the gauntlet...
...Helsinki, Finland's Parliament, by a vote of 157 to 11, ratified the Soviet-Finnish mutual aid treaty (TIME, April 19) that Finns had not wanted...