Word: nov
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...even for the serious student, the film capital still has its lighter moments. In line of duty, Goodman has turned out in Roman toga to recline on a sofa and eat roast suckling pig at the Sasha's Palate restaurant (TIME, Nov. 30, 1953). He was dutifully present at Michael's Cheesecake Stand in the Los Angeles Farmer's Market in 1951, when Marilyn Monroe was ceremoniously crowned "Miss Cheesecake." And he is willing to testify personally to one epic Goldwynism: "I will never write my autobiography as long as I live...
...than did Frank. "If I were a man," she told him, "I wouldn't like me." But Frank liked her very much indeed, left home to keep her stormy, full-time company, finally persuaded Nancy, a steadfast Roman Catholic, to give him a divorce, and married Ava on Nov...
...artist hasn't been so well suited to his subject since Petty drew Rita Hayworth [Nov...
...During his employment with the U.S. Treasury Department ... the employee, while under the supervision of [the late] Dr. Harry D. White [TIME, Nov. 23, 1953], rose to a high-level position [assistant director] in the Division of Monetary Research. Among his closest associates were Harold Glasser and Ludwig Ullman,* both of whom, in addition to Dr. White, have been identified as Communists and members of a Soviet espionage group...
...whom had been tried and acquitted in the death of New Orleans' police chief. The lynching had become an international incident: U.S. and Italian relations were broken off. When Parke finished his story, he sent it off to TIME's supplement, LETTERS, where it was published Nov. 9, 1936. While he did not name any of the lynchers, Parke said of the two who were still alive: "They are considered heroes by their friends of the Crescent City...