Word: seniors
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...reduction seemed to be under way in OPA's oversize legal staff, now about 2,700 strong. First casualty was John E. Hamm, Leon Henderson's cousin, who resigned as Senior Deputy Administrator. Next, C. David Ginsburg, once Leon Henderson's right hand, resigned as General Counsel. Deferred from military service at Leon Henderson's request, Lawyer Ginsburg, 30, sought an Army commission, as Congressmen fumed. Prentiss Brown moved shrewdly: he had already ordered no draft deferments for anyone on OPA's payroll...
...women's senior class, seven youngsters vied for the crown abdicated by * Now vice president of the Cleveland Indians...
...Merrill, a Boston subdeb, and 14-year-old Dorothy Goos, a giggling Bronx schoolgirl with dreams of a Sonja Henie career. Miss Merrill, twice runner-up to Champion Vaughn, was bent on winning the title for the glory of Boston's skating swells. Miss Goos, a newcomer to senior ranks, was trying to accomplish something no figure skater had ever done: win the novice, junior and senior titles in three successive years...
...senior event, 18-year-old Arthur Vaughn Jr., son of a Philadelphia Main Line physician and brother of ex-Champion Jane Vaughn Sullivan, nosed out St. Paul's Arthur Preusch, Midwest champion...
...junior title went to 18-year-old Edward Le Maire, descendant of a famed family of roller-skating troupers. Young Eddie is also the national senior roller-skating champion...