Word: washings
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Seattle, Wash, tonight, John Cherberg, the head coach of the University of Washington's football team, will probably once again ask himself, "what does a coach have to do to be a success?" And in a different room on the same campus, the athletic director of the school, Harvey Cassill, will have to ask himself, "Should Johnny get booted, or shouldn...
Yakima Chamber of Commerce Yakima, Wash...
...building program, launched new four-year schools of medicine, dentistry and nursing, earnestly tried to make his university "the brain, the nerve center, the heart and the conscience and the will of the state." But he was a man too much in demand: he was called so often to Wash ington-as special assistant to President Truman on foreign aid, director of the Psychological Strategy Board, chairman of the board that judged the Oppenheimer case, and now as Assistant Secretary of Defense-that for much of the time he was an absentee landlord. Too few of his colleagues...
...corridors outside the cells of Seattle's King County jail were filled with dozens of Sunday visitors. To the accompaniment of banjos, violins and portable organs, they sang hymns. "Nothing but the blood of Jesus will wash away my sins," warbled one woman...
...flashed the green light for construction of the Priest Rapids and Wanapum Dams on the Columbia River. They will be built by the Grant County (Wash.) Public Utility District, which had to fight objections of the state power commission before it could take on the job. The P.U.D. will share the $361 million cost of the Priest River Dam with the Federal Government, making the dam the first under President Eisenhower's public-private "partnership" policy...