Word: raymonde
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...more or less successful attempt to show the fuzzy, slogannaire thinking of the Bureau legislative chairman Charles X. Miller, who took credit for initiating the charges, Raymond A. McConnell, Jr., editor of the Lincoln Evening Journal, reported on an interview he had with this Bureau representative...
Wrapped in a toga, Thespian Raymond Duncan, brother of the late Dancer Isadora Duncan and now a noisy bundle of energy as Paris' No. 1 actionalist (i.e., "one who does things rather than talking about them"), stalked majestically into Los Angeles and disclosed that he has attained an age (79) where he firmly believes Americans both do and talk too much about their "obsession with sex." And he knows who has debauched them, too. Americans are all hopped up mostly because they are "sexualized over the rotten beliefs of Sigmund Freud...
...Admiral Raymond A. Spruance, U.S.N. (ret), U.S. Ambassador to the Philippines . . . . . . . . . . . . . . LL.D...
Chrysler has given Designer Virgil M. Exner, a former Raymond Loewy assistant, a free hand on its 1955s-so free, in fact, that even last week minor changes were still being made on the new models on the test track. Chrysler, which has run against the trend to long, low styling, has reversed itself. Dodge and Plymouth will both be longer and lower. Chrysler's most powerful engine will be raised from 235 h.p. to 245 h.p. or better...
Stranger is written in the form of a diary. It is being kept by Raymond Whitehead, who returns to the U.S. after many years as a foreign correspondent to become a news broadcaster (a career that parallels Author Shirer's). Hero Whitehead had once been in the foreign service, but the State Department had found his reports "too literary.'' Someone must have been letting him down gently. Whitehead-Shirer uses "tomes"' and "major opus" for books, "espied" for saw, "eminent solon" for Senator. When Whitehead is thinking deeply, as he does one day at a baseball...