Word: ward
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...castles. Perhaps the greatest expert on those teasing, furniture-tossing, ructious ghosts called poltergeists was the late British Jesuit, Father Herbert Thurston, who wrote two books and various pamphlets on the subject. Just published are two more notable studies by Roman Catholics: Shane Leslie's Ghost Book (Sheed & Ward; $3) and Occult Phenomena, by Father Alois Wiesinger, an Austrian Trappist (Newman Press...
...carrying to be illegitimate because she and Nick were not married in church. "Whatsamatta?" he bellows. "You don' lika da Pope?" Sure enough, after rollicking through the freshest, funniest, most healthily grown-up comedy that Hollywood has produced in years, Judy finds herself entering a maternity ward in her wedding dress...
...Barbara Ward, British writer and editor who is currently Visiting Lecturer on Government, will discuss "The Uncommitted Nations and the West" at the New Lecture Hall at Harvard University tonight...
...Albert Renold, Associate in Medicine at the Medical School and director of the laboratory and metabolism ward of the Department of medicine, Peter Bent Brigham Hospital, will direct the program. Dr. Renold has contributed significantly to the fundamental knowledge concerning utilization of carbohydrates in the body...
...leader of a successful stockholders' fight for control of Minneapolis-Moline in 1955, was elected president, succeeding W. C. MacFarlane, 74, president since the farm implement company was founded in 1929, who becomes vice chairman of the board. Henry Reddig, an Oklahoman who worked first as Montgomery Ward's chief accountant while studying at night, has bought and sold several Ohio companies with his brother Edward, now chairman of Minneapolis-Moline, and is still president-owner of Cleveland's toolmaking Maxwell Co. The Reddigs began investing heavily in Minneapolis-Moline based on its growth potential, though...