Word: phils
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Nothing Fancy. The trouble in steel, most explosive along the labor-industrial front, was also the easiest to define. The Steelworkers' Phil Murray, brought up on the simple facts of life of the coal pits, never indulges in the fancy-Dan kind of economic debate that complicates the career of the United Auto Workers' Walter Reuther...
...addition to Skarda, Cochoran brings with him the Bobs Burgbacher and Cooney, also of last year's squad, and Walt MacCurdey, formerly of St. John's, and Phil Barnhart, who starred for a good Bates College team last fall...
When Frank Krayer, Julio Vielman, anl Bob Snow nosed out the Brown medley relay entry by a touch, it was a portent of things to come. By even less of a split second, Jerry Gorman nosed out Brown's Phil Carson in the 220 free-style, with Ted Norris of the Crimson coming in third. Gorman again beat the favored Carson in the 100 free-style which followed the dive...
...wanted from Franklin Roosevelt, and has long suspected that he was getting the run-around from Harry Truman, nearly burned out the nation's radio tubes with his accumulated rancor. What did labor think of the President's new strike plan (TIME, Dec. 10)? Just this, said Phil Murray...
...hotel drew a wide and wealthy following. General Phil Sheridan lived there, delighted by the splendor of its huge Corinthian rotunda, Italian marble staircase, ornate sparkling chandeliers and a barbershop floor inlaid with silver dollars. Potter Palmer was almost as proud of his House as he was of his wife-of whom he once said fondly: "There she stands, with $200,000 [in jewels] on her." Only once did his hotel fail him. The Infanta Eulalia of Spain cut short a visit with Mrs. Palmer, then the queen of Chicago society, because she was "the wife of an innkeeper...