Word: greenberg
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Mercury's editors Martin Greenberg, 34, and Gunther Stuhlmann, 26, resigned. Said their joint statement: "It had been our understanding that the magazine would strive to represent dynamic and sophisticated conservatism-in Mencken's words, 'Tory, but civilized Tory'-and that was the direction in which we sought to guide it." But in view of [Maguire's] lack of sympathy [with these views], we feel it impossible to continue...
...Elephants remained undefeated, untied, and unscored-upon with yesterday's victory. Hank Greenberg made one touchdown for Eliot on a 151yard end run. Steve Kurzman passed to Bill Gray and Rogers threw to White for the others...
Eliot, highest scoring team in the league, will have John McNamara, Hank Greenberg, Fred Rhinelander, and Steve Kurzman in the backfield, with Bill Gray and Sumner White at the ends...
...Elephants were never in trouble as they maintained their undefeated, unscored-upon record. Fred Rhinelander threw touchdown passes to ends Bill Gray and Ed White, and scored one of the extra points himself. John MacNamara scored from five yards out on an off tackle smash, and Hank Greenberg skirted left end from the fifteen for the other touchdown. Greenberg and MacNamara also scored an extra point apiece...
After due consideration, the Custom Tailors Guild announced its annual selec tion of the ten best-dressed men in the U.S. Top man (in public life): 82-year-old Bernard Baruch. The nine runners-up: Cleveland Indians General Manager Hank Greenberg, 41 (sports), Hotelman Conrad Hilton, 63 (industry), Band Leader Guy Lombardo, 50 (music), Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt, 40 (society), Arthur Murray, 57 (dancing), Yul Brynner, 36 (stage), Robert Montgomery, 48 (radio-TV), Gene Kelly, 40 (screen), Paper Manufacturer Harry E. Gould, 54 (business...