Word: underwoods
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Among the seven new Republican Senators are some men of tested high caliber, notably, Kentucky's scholarly John Sherman Cooper, who unseated Senator Thomas Underwood. Still others among the seven show promise, e.g., Arizona's Barry Goldwater, a department-store operator who ousted grey, quiet Majority Leader Ernest McFarland, and Michigan Representative Charles E. Potter, who unseated Senator Blair Moody. In some states, the Eisenhower landslide failed to pull in strong Republican candidates. In New Mexico, Ike almost tugged Pat Hurley (Secretary of War under Herbert Hoover) across the line, but Hurley finally lost to Senator Dennis Chavez...
...Kentucky, former Republican Senator John Sherman Cooper, a scholarly lawyer who enlisted as a private in World War II at the age of 41, ousted Democratic Senator Tom Underwood...
...KENTUCKY, Democratic Senator Tom Underwood, editor of the Lexington Herald, is slightly ahead of ex-Senator John Sherman Cooper. Cooper is running well ahead of the G.O.P. national ticket...
Dean scored its other touchdown in the fourth quarter when Jack Underwood caught a Carline pass on his own 45 and reversing his field, outraced everyone for a touchdown...
...Herex had good reason not to identify the source of its story. The paper had rewritten an item it picked up from an irresponsible, hate-Stevenson California newsletter with a tiny circulation. Had the Herex bothered to check the "gossip"? "Certainly," answered City Editor Aggie Underwood, "we phoned two or three local Democratic leaders. They just hummed and said that it was interesting." As to why no other papers in or out of the Hearst chain picked up the item. Editor Underwood had a pat explanation. Said she: "It was a purely local story...