Word: reached
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Mercedes, it broke down. With police aid, the visitors pulled themselves clear of the clustering crowd and fought their way to a nearby police van. Behind them, the happy mob pulled the Mercedes apart. Safe at last from their frantic fans, the Russians sped on in the paddywagon to reach an official reception at Government House one hour late...
Railroad and bus companies have a right to test the ICC ruling in the federal courts. After the Jan. 10 deadline, individual Negroes or the ICC may bring suits demanding compliance with the order. It may take years, in some cases, for appeals to reach the U.S. Supreme Court; but there is little doubt that the ICC and the courts are moving in the same direction...
...placed in a sort of legal sanctuary by Judge Tamm's projection of the Toth decision. The U.S. Bureau of Prisons estimates that the Tamm ruling could free at least 50 persons who, like Mrs. Covert, were civilians overseas with the armed forces and therefore beyond the reach of the U.S. civil courts at the time they committed their crimes. Among these is Mrs. Dorothy Krueger Smith (daughter of General Walter Krueger, Sixth Army commander in the Pacific during World War II), who is now serving a life sentence for the murder in Japan of her husband, Colonel Aubrey...
...each morning, is apt to be the last to head for home and family (three daughters) at night. His budget has gone up from $3,000,000 to $7,000,000; his endowment has risen 65% to more than $36,500,000. He has increased scholarship aid to reach nearly a third of the student body (in 1948 it reached only 18%), has started a national enrollment program to make sure that to a greater degree than ever before good students will represent the entire country...
...markets of Paris, London and Manhattan (TIME, Jan. 10 et seq.). In the past decade, favored French impressionists have quadrupled in value and the hottest moderns have increased ten times; old masters are now almost beyond price. In all, sales this year in auction rooms and galleries will reach $65 million. Can the bull market keep up the pace? Says FORTUNE: "The long-range answer seems to be that it can-and probably will." More Per Inch. "Art is not only the symbol of wealth, it is the actuality of wealth," former Metropolitan Art Museum Director Francis Henry Taylor once...