Word: pillowed
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...semirural semi-slum" on the outskirts of Los Angeles. She was a normal baby, bright and happy, but when she was about two years old she suffered a severe shock, which she insists she can remember. A demented neighbor made a deliberate attempt to smother her with a pillow, and almost succeeded before she was dragged away...
...that she had lost $60,000 worth of jewels. "Don't worry, lady," an American Express escort reassured her, "You take the train and we'll find the jewels." The agent headed unerringly for the woman's hotel room, found the rings and bracelets under her pillow, set them by messenger to the ship. FITs for VIPs. The company's most pleasant labor is compiling FITs. i.e., "Foreign Independent Tours." For travelers who want to be free of details, supervision and money worries-which is FITs-the company handles an average of 1,100 trips...
Actor Ewell is again a man whose wife (Sheree North) is out of town, but this time the old Tom does less prowling and more yowling. His wife has gone from family pillow to Air Force post in Hawaii, and that's a two-year trick that Tom refuses to take. Lieut. North, however, seems to enjoy her military duties quite as much as her wifely ones, and husband Ewell is hard pressed to put asunder what the Pentagon has joined together...
...flower the pillow...
Trottenberg said that the service, which supplies towels, sheets, and pillow cases, costs $25 a year, or one dollar less than Gordon Linen Service. He added that for an extra $5 the University also provides blankets for a year...