Word: schofield
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...annually; $150 million), pineapple (30 million cases; $115 million), tourist attractions (175,000 visitors a year; $65 million), coffee, oranges, beef, coconuts, 900 species of flowering plants and trees. U.S. military forces (60,000) deployed in complex of airfields, Navy and Army bases (Hickam Air Force Base, Pearl Harbor, Schofield Barracks). Pop. 600,000: Japanese (38%), Caucasian (20%), part-Hawaiian (15%), Filipino (13%), Chinese (7%), pure Hawaiian (3%), Puerto Rican and Korean...
...Switching lineups as steadily (but never as successfully) as Yankee Manager Casey Stengel, the St. Louis Cardinals' Fred Hutchinson finally decided that Bonus Baby Dick Schofield belonged at short, that Outfielder Ken Boyer belonged on third. And that left no place for Veteran Al Dark, the aging (35) utility infielder St. Louis got from the Giants in 1956. Rounding out his twelfth season in the majors, Dark went to his fourth team, the Chicago Cubs, in an even trade for Jim Brosnan, a husky (6 ft. 4½ in., 215 lbs.) righthanded pitcher...
...Macmillan stepped off the plane at London Airport to face jolting news. For weeks the country had been watching the Lancashire textile center of Rochdale, where a crucial by-election campaign was being waged to fill the seat left vacant by the death of Tory M.P. Lieut. Colonel Wentworth Schofield. Contesting the seat again for Labor was 47-year-old Jack McCann, a local diesel-engine fitter, who was handily defeated by Schofield in the last general election. A sturdy, 41-year-old real-estate agent from nearby Burnley named John Parkinson was to hold Rochdale for the Tories...
...EMILY E. SCHOFIELD...
Tomorrow, Maybe. In Oldham. England, a dairy was lined $5.60 for improper bottle-washing after Mrs. Evelyn Schofield complained that she opened a bottle and poured out a soggy, red-ink note saying "No milk today...