Word: renew
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Leaving. At the time, Rubi was busy. He was accompanying Hungarian Actress Zsa Zsa Gabor around Europe, like a bumblebee buzzing about a truckload of sugar. He still seemed disturbed, as a matter of fact, when he came to the U.S. last month. He visited New York to renew his acquaintance with Barbara, but then headed west to see Zsa Zsa again. Last week he was back in New York, and as he arrived, Dominican officials in Ciudad Trujillo announced that he was going to marry Barbara...
...thought them pink, he said, and this weakened not only their work but the chances of any Democratic candidate they supported. Things, he confided, would be better for liberals and Democrats if the ADA faded away. And, leaving the convention to choke on its dessert, Furcolo went out to renew his campaign as "the man who repudiated...
Lashing out against what he termed the malicious critics of education who work more by implication than evidence, President Pusey last night defended both his alumni and his faculty and called for educators to renew the battle for independent thought, terming the humanities the best avenue for making progress...
Early last spring, hungry for sport and eager to renew old acquaintance, mustachioed Davo Davidson buckled on his two trusty .45s, polished up his long-idle automatic rifle, snipped for Africa and offered Kenya's British authorities his services for the capture of his old buddy. His only condition: that he be allowed to go after Kimathi alone, without benefit of British troops or native police. The authorities accepted the offer and wished Davo luck...
...this political activity did Bechtel small good with his church. After three years, they refused to renew his contract, and he moved on. For the next three decades, he served a series of parishes, on both sides of the tracks, gained some reputation as a radio preacher in Wisconsin, and in 1944 found himself executive secretary of the Detroit Presbytery...