Word: weathered
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...producers make patently clear at the outset, this picture is straight from the annals of the Chicago Times, depicting events that actually happened, and filmed in the authentic locals. Northside 777 is not the weather bureau but the home of a much more important item--a Wronged Woman, who will pay $5000 for the information that will free her son. Fascinated that such a situation could actually exist, and further stupified that the man was really cleared, Hollywood has gone overboard to make its point. The energetic exploits of a Chicago Times reporter, James Stewart, have been turned into...
...kept the oversized squad indoors, forcing it to share its quarters with the track team and limiting practice to a modicum of fielding and batting, but the team should be hitting the wide open spaces of Soldiers Field at least a week before the start of the spring vacation, weather permitting...
With the spring trip but three weeks off. Coach Maddux is harried by two momentous difficulties, the persistent cold weather which keeps his squad hottied up in the cage, and the drain of other sports on the team...
Spring is in the air, but not for the Advocate. The weather seems to have clouded over for the magazine since its splendid December issue. There is one excellent story and the usual competent verse, but the uniformly high standard of the writing is decidedly lacking in the February number, and most of the material leaves the unsatisfactorily impression that one has read it somewhere before. And the appearance of the magazine, heretofore so pleasant, has been largely spoiled by the change to a smaller type size. That may be a minor criticism, but the new look makes the pages...
...Leet, professor of Geology, announced yesterday the development of a technique by which earthquake-recorders can discover and chart storms over 1000 miles away. The College's new seismograph, which made its debut last month, may make the weather-man's job 25 percent more accurate, he said...