Word: tripped
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Secretary John Foster Dulles' trip to the Middle East-TIME, May 18: To one humble Canadian citizen living in England, the President's tactlessness in presenting a pistol to General Naguib-a dictator who sometimes advocates lawlessness-is on a par with the irresponsible and mischief-making remark of Mr. Attlee, to the effect that some Americans do not want peace...
...grey suit and two-tone sport shoes, marched at the head of the Independence, Mo., Memorial Day parade and paid a tribute to the men who "have given their lives to make it possible for the Republic to exist." He confirmed reports that he is considering a trip to Washington late this month. He did not expect to drop in for a chat with President Eisenhower, Truman said. "I'm not planning to see anybody I don't want...
Associated Press Correspondent William Oatis, calling off plans for a long, freedom-breathing holiday trip, entered a sanatorium near Manhattan for treatment of tuberculosis, which he contracted during his two-year imprisonment in Czechoslovakia...
Businessman Stuart, president of Quaker Oats Co.,* liked the house and the appointment. Last week his name went to the Senate. The son and grandson of Canadians, he has been an inveterate tourist in Canada, has made a 1,000-mile pack trip across the Canadian Rockies, fished for salmon in Newfoundland, paddled a canoe north to Hudson...
...White Fly." Among rich Italians, who generally make a practice of not reporting their full incomes, Marzotto is an exception. He is known as "the white fly" because he is one of Italy's few wealthy men who file a correct tax return. In 1951, on a business trip to the U.S. Marzotto got a phone call from his home office: How much of his income should be declared? Answered Marzotto: "Tell the government whatever it is. Not a penny less." The total: 462 million lire ($704,000), of which the government took...