Word: schorr
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Lenin Library, for example, wants American industrial and trade journals, and in return will send U.S. libraries valuable works long-coveted by the West, Schorr said. Almost every library Malia contacted is willing to provide and receive books, he added...
...cable from CBS Moscow correspondent Dan Schorr said that Malia has been "astounded by his success" and looks forward to possible exchanges of "millions of books back and forth." Malia has bought many books already, and a recent decision by the Soviet Ministry of Culture has allowed, for the first time, all research libraries to take part in the project...
Died. Friedrich Schorr, 64, famed Wagnerian baritone of the Metropolitan Opera (1923-43); of cancer; in Farmington, Conn. Hungarian-born son of a Jewish cantor, he first studied law in Vienna eventually joined a barnstorming Wagnerian troupe, and after one season in the U.S., was signed up by the Met. Best-known for his memorable Hans Sachs in Die Meistersinger and Wotan in Die Walüre, Baritone Schorr shut himself up for hours before singing a new role, to master every histrionic detail...
SHIP AHOY! YOUR WONDERFUL JULY 27 ARTICLE, "DESIGN FOR LIVING," TOUCHED A TENDER SPOT IN A SAILING ENTHUSIAST. WHEN MY WIFE, TWO DAUGHTERS, DACHSHUND AND I SET SAIL ON OUR 18-FT. SEAGULL, "SCHORR-NUFF," THOSE WE LEAVE BEHIND PROCLAIM US NUTS. TIME HAS PRINTED THE TRUTH. WE ARE LIVING. THOSE LANDLUBBERS ARE NUTS...
...SCHORR CHICAGO...