Word: springfields
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Understand." "While we understand that you respect theologians," the pastors wrote, "we know that doctrinal rigidity has never limited the comfort you find in Christian faith, worship and fellowship. So, while Governor of Illinois, there being no Unitarian church in Springfield, you attended the Presbyterian church. Confronted with the same situation when you returned to your farm home [at Libertyville, Ill.], we Presbyterians urged you not only to use, as you had from time to time for many years, but to be a member of the nearby Presbyterian church of Lake Forest. Your membership was accepted with the understanding that...
...morning of last Aug. 4, American Airlines Flight 476, a Convair 240 with two 18-cylinder engines, took off from Springfield, Mo. headed for St. Louis. Twenty-one minutes later, at 12:17, the pilot called on the radio: "Does anybody read 476?" American's radio at Springfield acknowledged, but got no reply. The ground station in St. Louis and two other American airliners heard Flight 476 reporting a fire in No. 2 engine. Three minutes later one of the airliners heard: "Springfield, are you reading 476? We have a bad engine fire." That was the last message from...
Others named to the first team were Dartmouth players Clint Malin, goalie, Walter Pugh, left halfback, and Egil Stigum, center forward. Also right fullback Richard Tingley and right halfback Robert Lueft of Springfield...
...Palace in San Francisco, went to the Soviet Union to work out a program to exchange a U.S. team with the Russians. He secured the permission of the Soviet Athletic Union and a tentative schedule was drawn up here. The touring Russians were to play Harvard, Springfield, North Carolina State, Butler, and Kentucky, beginning the first week of December...
Moreover, Walsh said that all profits from the tour would go to the Basketball Hall of Fame to be erected at Springfield College. This would seem to make any official charge of professionalism invalid, work out a program to exchange a U.S. although it is true that Walsh would have gained tremendous prestige worth thousands of dollars in publicity...