Word: freeman
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...know that there are women coal miners? Novice Miner Susan Miller, 25, says cold cash prompted her descent from a sewing-machine factory into the depths of Freeman United Coal Mining Co.'s Orient 6 mine at Waltonville, Ill. For her $42.75 daily trainee's pay, double her former earnings, Miner Miller works the coal belt, builds support partitions and sprays rock dust to prevent fires from coal fumes. Co-worker Mary Siefert, 38, a divorced mother of three who was the first woman on the job last August, says she was not trying to prove anything...
Philadelphia, Anyone? By Joan Bonato, directed by Leslye Freeman. Different from Philadelphia, Here I Come, which you might have caught at Lowell House last year. At the Loeb Ex, October 23-25. Tickets available free at the box office the day preceding each performance...
...current undergraduates, the job hunt after college will only get harder. Richard Freeman, an associate professor of economics at Harvard, believes that seniors will face a long delay before they find the jobs they want. Says he: "An awful lot of people are going to end up in nonmanagerial, nonprofessional jobs, and the situation is not going to get any better until the 1980s." College enrollments, already dropping as a result of the end of the baby boom, may well begin to fall even faster as students become aware that a college degree is no longer an automatic passport...
Lady Cynthia died in 1933. Three years later Mosley secretly married Diana Freeman-Mitford in Berlin. The wedding luncheon was given by Mrs. Joseph Goebbels, and the honored guests included Adolf Hitler, who saw Diana as "the ideal Nordic woman." At the time, Hitler was a close friend of Diana's sister, Unity Mitford, whose active infatuation with Nazism ended in a botched suicide attempt at the outbreak of World War II. Even though Mosley had pledged to fight against Germany if England was attacked, Churchill prudently had him and his wife interned for 3½ years as possible...
...beginning," Freeman says, "I think it was terrific, because everyone was united against a common enemy--poverty...it was euphoric...