Word: finalize
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Dates: during 1950-1950
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Each Thursday night concert will actually be the Orchestra's final rehearsal for the regular concert the following afternoon. Thus the B.S.O. can not promise that pieces will be placed in the same order on Thursday as on Friday, or that all the works to be performed Friday will even be rehearsed the evening before. Moreover, there is always the possibility that the Orchestra will be stopped to correct a flaw. The concert rehearsals will, however, last the regulation rehearsal time limit from...
...union estimated its gains at $1 billion-worth $700 a year to every G.M. employee in the final year of the contract. G.M. refused to put any price tag on its concessions. But it was putting its faith on a continuing prosperity and increased production, which would more than pay the price of labor peace...
...that their proficiency at long driving paid off. But though their tee shots generally cleared the bunkers, they got their full share of vexation on St. Andrews' wide, hard and bumpy greens. By week's end, nonetheless, two Americans had fought their way into the 36-hole final, to give the British Amateur an all-American windup for the second time in four years. They were 28-year-old Frank Stranahan of Toledo, Ohio, 1948 British Amateur winner, who had been hammering some of the longest shots of the week, and 39-year-old Dick Chapman, of Pinehurst...
...high-toned magazines. Sneered Pound: "It is well known that in the year of grace 1870, Jehovah appeared to Messrs. Harper and Co. and to the editors of The Century, The Atlantic, and certain others, and spake thus: 'The style of 1870 is the final and divine revelation. Keep things always just as they...
...Final disposition of money remaining from the Combined Charities Drive was announced last night by Roy M. Goodman '51, chairman of the Committee on Unallocated Funds...