Word: newark
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...next day 500 of the Senator's latest words clicked in from Newark, Ohio. Cried the News: "Puh-leeze, Senator! . . . Cut our name off your list and save the taxpayers a few dollars...
...side, the petulance reached a sorry point a fortnight ago when six Newark war veterans sent Prime Minister Clement Attlee a cablegram: "Just in case Mr. Chamberlain didn't leave you his, we are forwarding you an umbrella. It may come in handy in Peking...
...tank job, Chrysler will build a new plant at Newark, Del., close to one of its parts plants there, and accessible to the Philadelphia labor market. Reason for the new building: no available plant is strong enough to support the overhead cranes as they swing the heavy tanks down the assembly line. Nevertheless, new plant and all, Chrysler expects to be producing tanks by fall. Said General Crawford: "This is the most difficult problem ever given private industry...
...medium tanks to Chrysler Corp., its biggest contract to date. The Chrysler contract, said Army Ordnance, was a starter on one of the largest tank orders ever placed by the Army. But production probably would not begin for many months, since Chrysler planned to build a new plant near Newark, Del. to make the tanks...
Stephen Crane was born in Newark in 1871. He was the frail 14th child of a gentle Methodist pastor named Jonathan and an unyielding force of nature named Mary. "You could argue just as well with a wave," her favorite son once said. Baby Stephen's first intelligible query is supposed to have been: "Ma, how do you spell O?" He was obviously destined to be a writer. When he died of tuberculosis at 28, he had been that and other things...