Word: springing
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Lowell House will use part of its Ford Foundation grant to underwrite the publication of six essays by Lowell seniors in the spring, Master Elliott Perkins '23 announced yesterday...
...careers (Lateiner has not yet performed as widely as the other three). Like Graffman, both Istomin, 31, and Fleisher, 29, are the sons of Russian-born parents. Brooklyn-born Eugene Istomin abandoned a boyhood ambition to play for the Dodgers (he served as their water boy during one spring training) in favor of a scholarship at Curtis, where he studied under Pianist Rudolf Serkin. San Francisco-born Leon Fleisher studied under Artur Schnabel in Manhattan, got his biggest professional boost five years ago when he won Belgium's International Concours. Nowadays when the three are in Manhattan together, they...
...slump of 1953-54-which economists now refer to as the "goldplated" recession. Steel must drop another 21% of rated capacity, retail sales 10%, carloadings another 6%, industrial production another 12 points, and unemployment would have to double to 5,000,000 (most economists foresee 4,000,000 by spring). The only part of the U.S. economy that has dropped far enough to be in a serious recession is the stock market. It plummeted 19% to a low of 419.79 on the Dow-Jones industrial average before bouncing back a bit. By odd contrast, Wall Street ignored...
...bill through six holes with photoflood lights, registering the beams on a light-sensitive surface. The machine recognizes and rejects counterfeits, foreign currency and bills of wrong denominations. It can be modified to handle $2, $5 or $10 bills. Estimated price when it goes on the market in the spring...
Molly Palm, who was the head hostess at Cronin's restaurant until six months ago, died last Saturday at her home in Torrington, Conn. She had been a hostess at Cronin's for 12 years before being stricken with a shock last spring...