Word: snow
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...side of the battle line, 450,000 men-much of the cream of U.S. military manpower-burrowed dismally into the Korean snow and mud, to wait for they knew not what. On the other side, 900,000 of the enemy did the same. Occasionally, on either side, a man died-a bullet in the brain, a mutilating date with a mortar shell, a ride to earth in a jetpropelled funeral pyre. But the dying settled nothing...
...Sztalinvaros, a youth brigade "accomplished their work norms even in a snow storm...
Seven will talk at 2 p.m. They are: Martin C. Needler '54, Marvin S. Sadik '51, Harry L. Senger, Jr. '53, Edward L. Snow '53, Stanley E. Tobin '53, Pirie M. Tutchings '54, and J. W. Williams...
Soon, however, police stated that some freshmen heaved snowballs at passing automobiles and threw snow on the streets. Police dispatched three patrol car a and a police wagon following a telephone complaint...
...fact, snow seemed to get in everyone's eyes. The microphone boom collided several times with the light pan, produced one bang so resounding that the actors looked up and momentarily blew their lines. Even the electricians went haywire: as Viveca composed a farewell letter to her lover, the lights went on, then off, and finally a spotlight eerily picked out the coffin of her illegitimate son. Viveca gamely went on writing her letter...