Word: osman
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Leavitt, Emmons, ends; Miller, O'Neill, tackles; Hansen, Kaderabek, guards; Balzer, c; Kendall, qb; Wylie, rh; Burke, lh; Osman...
...when Lamar actually pares down his "A" squad into a starting eleven, he will find plenty of strong starters. Already such men as linemen Bill Holbrook, Bill Frothingham, Butch Gordon; ends Cy Bunce and Alex Sergienko; and backs Tom Osman, Bill Healy, and Rusty Burke seem good bets for the team. There are others...
...Springing Osmans. Witness Arthur Osman, president of Local 65, shouted ringingly: "For every Osman you put in jail another Osman will spring up." On orders of Committee Chairman Charles Kersten, marshals ejected him. Jack Paley, secretary-treasurer of the same local, achieved similar treatment. His last words as he was hustled to the door: "I don't think the committee should be concerned with my politics...
...answer what Congressman Fred Hartley, co-author of the Taft-Hartley law, called "the $64 question." Chairman Kersten said that all nine would be cited for contempt of Congress, punishable by a maximum of one year in jail and a $1,000 fine. Readmitted to the courtroom, Witness Osman shouted that the committee's action reflected "the corrupt, degenerate mentality of men who have made the House of Representatives a house of ill repute...
...ordered economy. The young town was repeatedly overrun by the Golden Horde of Tartars, one of whose reasons for coming back again & again was Moscow's women, much coveted on the world slave markets. Sultan Ahmed I is said to have asked his eldest son one day: "My Osman, wilt thou conquer Crete for me?" Whereupon Osman replied: "What have I to do with Crete? I will conquer the land of the white Muscovite maidens...