Word: prized
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...students planning to take the Bliss Prize Examination in American History are reminded that it will take place Saturday afternoon, April 15, from 2 to 5 o'clock in Harvard...
...First Prize is $100 and the second $50. Other prizes are copies of Van Doron's "Life of Franklin," and Morison's "Builders of the Bay Colony...
...Pulitzer Prize winner for History last year, Paul H. Buck was raised from assistant to associate professor of History and tutor in the Department of History...
...makes extravagant or blatant claims as to his own ability in the field of science or medicine," pointed out that Brinkley had never submitted a description of his rejuvenating operations or drugs to a recognized scientific publication, declared that A. M. A. chemists had found Brinkley's prize rejuvenation medicine to consist of water, a dye (methylene blue) and a little hydrochloric acid, none of which possesses any rejuvenating properties...
...most determined mothers of the period. Mrs. Rogers, by this time a reporter on the Fort Worth Record and the highly efficient business manager of the Fort Worth symphony orchestra, quit her jobs after Ginger's Charleston victory, helped manage the tour which was first prize. Four years later, after the customary interludes of night-club engagements and vaudeville acts, Ginger Rogers reached Broadway as ingenue star of Girl Crazy. During the 45-week run of Girl Crazy (at $1,000 a week), Ginger Rogers made five pictures at Paramount's Astoria Studio. When Girl Crazy closed...