Word: whitney
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Thomas R. Bergin '54 and Murdocke Whitney '54, arrested on Wednesday, November 14 for allegedly passing a bad check, will have a hearing before the East Cambridge District Court at 9 a.m. today, to determine whether they will be tried on a charge of forgery and grand larceny, or of petty larceny...
...court decides that the students should be tried on the charge of felony, they must come before the grand jury for indictment. After their arraignment on Thursday, November 15, Bergin and Whitney pleaded innocent to the charges of forgery and passing bad checks...
...Wednesday, November 14, Bergin and Whitney tried to cash a check at the Stop and Shop Market on Memorial Drive When a cashier refused them, they reportedly left the market in great haste. The cashier, suspicious, telephoned the police, who apprehended the men at another market...
...cultural trendspotters, the big attraction was the Whitney Museum's Annual Exhibition of Contemporary American Painting-a serious effort to cull the best 150 U.S. pictures of the year. If the Whitney is right, it was a great year for introspective tube-squeezing and brush-squiggling. Typical example of the nonobjective work that dominated the show: William Baziotes' Phantasm, with weird blues, greens and mauves melting across the canvas like sherbet on warm linoleum...
...first big defense order for turbo superchargers. With a Government tax write-off, Hotpoint expanded the plant, now makes both turbo superchargers and hot-water heaters. Nance had also begun a new $20 million plant to make refrigerators when a Navy contract diverted it to making Pratt & Whitney jet-engine components...