Word: rayed
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Gordon N. Ray, for photostats, secretarial assistance and travel expenses in connection with the preparation for publication in four volumes of "The Collected Letters and Private Papers of William Makepeace Thackeray...
...RAY SHERMAN...
Columnist Ray Clapper, of Scripps-Howard, thought the Administration's attitude was sound, the Treasury tax proposals "severe." Said he: "Thank God for that. If this Government hasn't the guts to stand for heavy taxation in this crisis it hasn't the guts to do anything. The same goes for the American people. . . . There is no such thing as defending ourselves short of taxes...
Fate of five other U.S. correspondents is not yet known. They are A.P.'s Robert St. John, U.P.'s Leon Kay, the New York Herald Tribune's Russell Hill, the New York Times's Ray Brock, and Leigh White of CBS and Overseas News Agency. When last heard of (at Cattaro, April 16), they were heading into the Adriatic in a rowboat, presumably bound for Greece...
...poor auditorium for three nights. Merchants buy plenty of space in the program, and the production usually nets the Catholic Charities $5,000. When the Denver opera season approaches, Monsignor Bosetti rolls up his sleeves, picks a cast strictly on merit; it turns out to be 75% non-Catholic. Ray Baber, leading baritone, is the son of a Protestant minister. Since amateur voices may get out of kilter, two or three singers alternate in principal roles. Of the three chosen for last week's Carmen one was Jewish: Eleanor Kahn, who has sung with the San Francisco Opera. Monsignor...