Word: sheridan
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...poets of the Harvard English Department will arrive at 4:30 o'clock in the famous Advocate barouche, that much creaking vehicle which has in the past conveyed the femmes fatales of the Ballet Russe, Barbara Button, and just last year a Radcliffe girl who claimed she was Anu Sheridan but didn't quite look the part...
...west side of General Marshall's office might suddenly open; the lined but perky face of Secretary Stimson would appear, withdraw. General Marshall would quickly arise, walk into the Secretary's office, then, after a few minutes, return to his own desk (once the property of "Little Phil" Sheridan). Every day there are many such casual meetings between the Secretary and the Chief of Staff...
Separated. Cinemactress Ann Sheridan, 27, fire-haired oomphoriginal; and Cinemactor George Brent, 38; after eight months. He has quit cinemacting for the duration to work as a civilian flying instructor at California's Oxnard Field...
...first time with letters as symbols (N for neckline, H for halo), figures for length. The haircut Greer Garson wore in Mrs. Miniver is #53, L12 (five inches long for three front cuts; length, twelve inches in back). "V" stands for the disordered Victory Cut worn by Ann Sheridan and many a U.S. female factory worker...
...Chicago's suburb Highland Park, one harassed young housewife gets up early, prepares breakfast, packs the children off to school, sets about the housework-while the maid she has employed for five years sleeps till noon. The maid married a soldier at Fort Sheridan a few months ago, now rents the servant's room in exchange for a few afternoon's work a week. Occasionally she works by the hour for neighbors, earns more in 10-15 hours a week than she did as a full-time maid...