Word: neils
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...years Chicago Cartoonist Russell Stamm, 40, drew his comic strip Scarlet O'Neil without attracting much attention. Then, two years ago, into the big-city adventures in the strip ambled Stainless Steel, a Texas sheriff far from home. He had flowing blond hair and the physique of a Michelangelo statue. "In general," drawled Stainless, "heroics is mah business." His business soon proved so successful that the number of papers taking the strip from the Chicago Sun-Times Syndicate rose from 126 to 148 (including 39 in foreign countries). This week Stainless Steel was getting ready to perform a most...
Cartoonist Stamm, who once worked as assistant to Chester Gould (Dick Tracy), brought Stainless into his Scarlet O'Neil strip because he was tired of straight adventure comics, now makes $40,000 a year. In the dead-serious world of comic-strip nerves, Cartoonist Stamm has a simple reason for Stainless' popularity: "His saving grace is that he isn't deadly serious like most heroes. He's got a sense of humor...
...really bad shape. It was Olson's 18th straight victory. Although no Sugar Ray Robinson (his predecessor as middleweight champ), Olson is at least active, having defended his title three times this year. The week before the Langlois fight, boxing writers awarded Olson the Edward J. Neil Memorial Plaque as Fighter of the Year...
Third in Crimson scoring was Captain Roger Bulger with ten points. He was followed by Neil Muncaster with seven points and forward Dick Manning had three points...
...Minneapolis, Minn., and Dunster House; Managing Editor, David L. Halberstam '55 of Torrington, conn., and Dunster House; Business Manager, Francis S. Urbany '55 of Carmichael, Pa., and Leverett House; Editorial Chairman, Richard H. Ullman '55 of San Antonio, Texas, and Lowell House; Photographic Chairman, Robert M. O' Neil '56 Wendell St., Cambridge, and Winthrop House; Associate Managing Editor, Richard A. Burgheim '55 of St. Louis, Mo., and Winthrop House; and Advertising Manager, John R. Murphy '55, of Eric, Pa., and Adams House...