Word: fording
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...range in age from eight to eighteen, according to the impulse of the moment. By turn she is petulant, frowsy, winning, pusillanimous, firm. But she fuses this all together with her indomitable histrionic spirit, and saves the part from being a teapot tempest of tears. Tom Nesbitt and Wallace Ford provide good shadows for the background, but the aunts are mere stalking horses...
Wald said he thinks Nixon may have outlived his usefulness to these clients, who he said may now be prepared to accept his replacement by Vice President Gerald R. Ford--who, he said, "sure has been a faithful servant of the corporate state...
Harvard Seton Hall A. G. Rogers, l.f. l.f., Davis Hammond, 2b. c.f., Fries Gordon, r.f. 3b., Kaiser Jenkins, s.s. r.f., Feller Todd, c.f. 2b., Ryan Campbell, 1b. s.s., Ford Slayton, 3b 1b., Pasinski Cheek, c. c., Nolan Puffer or Nash, p. p., Outwater...
...Honorable Bertrand Bussell, distinguished publicist, essayist, and scientist, will make his first appearance in Boston at Ford Hall, at 8 o'clock tonight. His subject will be "Science and Civilization." Professor Bliss Perry, Professor of English Literature, will preside...
...latest of these nervous persons who view with alarm is Vice President Frederick L. Hoffman of the Babson Institute, who should know better. Speaking in Ford Hall Sunday evening Mr. Hoffman made the hair rise on the heads of his listeners by informing them that whereas the murder rate had formerly been only seventy-two out of every million, it was now nearly eighty. The number of corpses, he darkly insinuated would, if place end to end, extend for nearly twenty miles; and in ten years, if business is good, the line would stretch from Cambridge to New Haven...