Word: pantsed
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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At 9 o'clock on a foggy morning last week, the door of Landsberg Prison, where the U.S. holds some 500 German war criminals, swung open. Out came 29 men in rough-fitting ski pants, blue or grey jackets, no ties. They blinked at the waiting crowds. Berthold Krupp...
One morning at Fort Sill he stuffed a rolled-up copy of TIME into his pants pocket and pulled his fatigue jacket down to hide it. Then he marched out on the parade ground to drill with his platoon. The rigid schedule of basic training left little time for his...
Robinson's collecting tastes did not stand still. "Long before long pants, I haunted New York's museums and art galleries. How I longed in those days to take home some of the paintings that gave me so much pleasure." He finally got his wish, "when Hollywood conveyed...
Resplendent in a black tailored topcoat, carefully-tilted Homburg and what Missouri-born Harry Truman likes to call "striped pants," the new Spanish ambassador arrived at the White House last week to present his credentials to the President of the U.S. Harry Truman, who bitterly dislikes Franco, did not dally...
The Chinese ran for safety through Suwon's streets and across the rooftops while the Americans mowed them down. Airplanes cut down hundreds more north of the city. One of the task-force commanders gloated: "The enemy was caught with their pants down. We had not a single casualty...