Word: rosenberg
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...sabre matches of the individual fencing intramurals were one-sided Tuesday as Dunster House placed three men among the four semi-finalists. Of the three Funsters, Eugene Lew won the championship, Lee Rosenberg finished in second place, and Jim Hardin tied for third...
...preliminaries of the elimination tournament, Hardin defeated Charles Rutledge of Winthrop, 5 to 2, Rosenberg won over Edward Cross of Dunster, 5 to 1, and Lew gained his victory from Peter Bolles of Adams by a 5-3 score. The other finalist, Robert Gargill of Adams, defeated Earl Silbert, 5-3 in his first match...
Died. Israel Rosenberg, 80, Polish-born rabbi, longtime leader of North American Jewry, president of the Union of Orthodox Rabbis in the U.S. and Canada (1928-30, 1940-56); in New York City...
Died. Jerry Ross (real name: Jerold Rosenberg), 29, composer-lyricist who with Richard Adler was Broadway's hottest new songwriting team (Pajama Game, Damn Yankees); of bronchiectasis, a lung ailment; in Manhattan. Since 1950 Ross and Adler, each contributing both words and music, have turned out more than 250 songs. Notable hits: Hernando's Hideaway; Whatever Lola Wants; Hey, There; Heart...
...museum considered it well worth the purchase price, cited the opinion of Harvard's Rembrandt Scholar Jakob Rosenberg: "The portrait of a young man with beret and gold chain is one of the finest Rembrandts that ever came to this country." Last exhibited 45 years ago at London's Royal Academy, the painting has been hidden from view since then in a private English collection. Covered with coats of varnish. Hartford's new Rembrandt had to be painstakingly cleaned before the artist's original signature was uncovered. The date. 1655, placed the painting in the period...