Word: slots
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...East, will anchor the strong right side of the UMass line. Playing next to him will be Co-captain Lou Kirsch at tackle and John McGowan, a 195-pound converted guard at center. Al Gilmore, the heaviest man on the starting team at 210, will fill the left tackle slot...
With Bodiker out converted fullback Art Painter, a junior, has moved up to the number two center slot behind Jan Meyer. Flanking Meyer in the principal line unit of the day were veteran guards Tim Anderson and Bill Meigs, tackles Dick Koch and Bill Frate, and ends Bob Cochran and Joe Rose...
...correspondent in the Chicago bureau since January 1951. A Smith College graduate, she started with TIME as a researcher in 1946, worked in almost every section of the magazine before she was asked if she would like to be a writer. Her name was switched to the "Contributing Editors" slot on the masthead and there she stayed-writing Foreign News, later Canadian and Latin American news-until she decided to round out her career by being a TIME reporter...
...Slot machine business...
...reformer: State Senate President Charley E. (for Eugene) Johns, 49, an unleavened Florida cracker from the upstate piney woods. A onetime railroad conductor, Johns had collected more than $70,000 from selling insurance to state agencies while presiding officer of the state senate. He had voted for legalized slot machines, against school construction and against unmasking the Ku Klux Klan...