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Chicago swells the surging throng. . . .
With due fanfare, Manhattan's R. H. Macy & Co., on Decoration Day, advertised 20,000 white shirts at $4.98 each. To Macy's surprise, customers did not kick each other in a rush to buy next day; the shirts moved slowly. This week Macy's tried again...
Across Belgium, over the German frontier, into the Saar, halted and thrown back in the Battle of the Bulge, surging forward again in the great Rhine offensive, the tanks and infantrymen of Bradley's great armies rolled on. On May 8, 1945, the tall, spare infantryman said to one...
The game was touch and go until the score stood at 18-all midway in the second quarter. Then the Buckeyes took over, surging ahead to a 26-20 half-time lead which they never lost.
A quarter century ago the two nations most bitterly opposed to special foreign privileges in East Asia were the Chinese and the Soviet Russians. China's surging nationalists denounced the "unequal treaties" which had given 19 nations, including Denmark, extraterritoriality and other rights in China. Russia's new...