Word: porters
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Passer, H.C. '43, Leverett B-42 KIR 2107 Pechet, M.M., Lowell B-34 KIR 2556 Peirce, F.A. '46, Dunster G-43 TRO 5865 Penlarge, V.H. '46, Lowell Q-11 TRO 6578 Pentschek, M.L. '46, Adams C-25 TRO 5365 Place, D.E. '43, Adams F-3 KIR 7239 Porter, J.B.H. '46, Kirkland M-42 KIR 1641 Powell, D. '46, Winthrop G-25 KIR 9754 Pratt, R.E. '46, Winthrop H-21 KIR 9754 Phelan, J.L. '46, Adams D-33 KIR 8797 Q Quisenberry, J.A. '46, Eliot L-11 ELI 0936 R Raisz, L.G. '46, Winthrop J-42 TRO 1174 Reidy...
...smoke-filled, low-ceiled jazz spots that sprang up while Manhattan had swing fever are (save for one or two like Kelly's Stable) on the syncopated skids. People want soft tunes they can sway to and old favorites they can hum. Most ubiquitous new song: Cole Porter's torchy-chornya You'd Be So Nice To Come Home To (best sung by the Riobamba's fresh-voiced Frank Sinatra...
Self-contained six-year-old Joel Kupperman, youngest of the radio Quiz Kids, took his first long train trip, was spellbound by the porter's berth-making technique. In Manhattan the Chicago prodigy told newsmen that he planned to be a farmer when he grew up. "I want to grow food and supplies for the Army for the next war," said he. This one, he thought, might...
Captain the Rt. Hon. Edward Algernon Fitzroy was 138th Speaker in a line dating back to 1377; none had died in office since 1789, when Charles Cornwall took the last of the great draughts of porter with which he was "wont to relieve the weariness of his office...
...Leverett B-42 KIR 2107 Pechet, M. M., Lowell B-34 KIR 2556 Peirce, F. A. '46 Dunster G-43 TRO 5865 Penlarge, V. H. '46, Lowell Q-11 TRO 6578 Petschek, M. L. '46, Adams C-25 TRO 5365 Place, D. E. '43, Adams F.3 KIR 7239 Porter, J. B. II '46, Kirkland M-42 KIR 1641 Powell, D. '46, Winthrop G-25 KIR 9754 Pratt, R. E. '46, Winthrop H-21 KIR 9754 Phelan, J. L. '46, Adams D-33 KIR 8797 Q Quisenberry, J. A. '46, Eliot L-11 ELI 0936 R Raisz, L. G. '46, Winthrop...