Word: atkinson
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Robert H. Atkinson, Paul R. Balcom, Raymond S. Balzer, Peter A. Brooke, Silas H. Bunce, Jr., Dustin M. Burke, James J. Byrne, William R. Campbell, Wendell L. Carduff, Donald J. Cass, William G. Cummings, Jr., Carroll E. Dolan, Richard C. Farrington, William D. Fitzpatrick, William B. Frothingham, Jr., Lewis Gordon, Jr., David J. Hanson, John L. Harding, William D. Healey, Jr., Charles L. Hill, William S. Holbrook 3d, John W. Ingraham, Joseph J. Jablonski, William W. Jones, William A. Julian 4th, Donal J. Kaderabek, Robert L. Kendall, Jr., Gregory Kollegian, Gene W. Krick, Carroll M. Lowenstein (captain), Kostas Mathew, Stanley...
...Bowie last week, his services were in such demand by horsemen that he practically had his choice of mounts. Last week, he rode his 256th winner. The only jockeys who have won more races this year, are Oldtimers Johnny Longden (301) and Ted Atkinson...
...famed group finally been stunted by its arid totalitarian climate? Yes, thinks one of the few foreign observers competent to judge. Brooks Atkinson, the New York Times's drama critic and onetime Moscow correspondent, saw the Art Theater in 1923, 1935 and 1945-46. Atkinson believes that the clammy hand of bureaucracy has turned the Art Theater into something routine and mechanical. Says he: the great spirit that nurtured Gorky and Chekhov and inflamed theater-lovers the world over is gone...
Police whistled and waved, traffic piled up, City Manager John P. Atkinson vaulted gracefully to the roof of the nearest building--and all for the Harvard Automobile Company's new Nash...
...Johnny Longden. 2. Earl Sande. 3. Ted Atkinson 4. Laverne Fator. 5. Eddie Arcaro...