Word: men
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...men Soon picked up Humpty-Dumpty again...
When reporters asked Dr. -Sander why he had made the notation, he refused to answer. At week's end, he was freed on $25,000 bail; a doctor and two insurance men signed a bond after judge and prosecutor agreed that he need not remain imprisoned. Said the doctor: ". . . Ultimately my position will be vindicated...
...hands 26,000 displaced specialists-teachers, doctors, engineers, scientists. Although their skills are desperately needed in many parts of the world, they have been battering vainly for months against immigration barriers. Last week I.R.O. had its first success in placing a large group of its select men & women. Fifty-four of them, from camps all over Western Europe, boarded a plane at Rome and flew off to begin a new life in the Dominion of Pakistan...
Georgy Malenkov, son of an Orenburg Cossack. He became Stalin's personal secretary after a chance meeting with the boss in 1925. Now a Politburo member, he is one of the four most powerful men in the U.S.S.R...
Arrested last week, Lange blustered,, but Salve grinned and admitted everything. They had never been in the Resistance; they had been jailed by the Nazis as black-marketeers. In the confusion that followed liberation, they had convinced a couple of high military men that they were heroes. Armed with recommendations from the gullible generals, and with other testimonial papers bearing the forged signatures of real heroes killed by the Germans, Jackals Lange and Salve set themselves up in business. By 1947 the word was around in certain circles that very authentic-looking Resistance papers could be bought from them...