Word: sues
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...striped suit and took to riding around in a Cadillac sedan. For another thing, he didn't send for her. Finally-to the dismay of her father's neighbors, who wanted Big Jim to build them a "black top" (paved) road-she decided to sue...
...hard-bitten George T. Baker, National's president, did not intend to keep his planes grounded, strike or not. He promptly fired his pilots for quitting, and filed notice that he would sue A.L.P.A. for $5,000,000 for "libel and slander." Last week he started replacing the strikers with non-union pilots. It was the first time an airline had tried to break a pilots' strike. By week's end, National claimed to have restored its service to 30% of normal...
Both Joan Projansky, Radcliffe '49, president of the Athletic Association, and Sue Ehrentheil, Radcliffe '48, Student Government head, echoed the sentiment that the present system, whereby the A.A. delegates hostesses, usually members of the competing teams themselves, to see that visiting aggregations are made comfortable during their Cambridge sojourn, is efficient...
Contacted last night, Professor Langer said he has not decided whether to bring charges since "it is not a very profitable occupation to sue a newspaper...
Then what will the thirsty neighbors do? Have they a right to sue the dry-ice man? Or must they all get airplanes and try to bring down their own clouds? Thus far, neither the Federal Government nor any state has passed laws to regulate man-made rain...