Word: name
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...route, Sherry met TIME and LIFE correspondents, photographers and others-plus, of course, thousands of TIME and LIFE readers. "With one exception," said Sherry, "I didn't feel like a stranger anywhere." That exception was a woman traveler on the plane to Rangoon who wanted to know the name of the company Sherry worked for. "TIME and LIFE," he told her. "My," she said, "you insurance men certainly do get around...
...crowded schedule made it impossible for Capp, who highlighted a Smoker two years ago, to be more definite when he was contacted yesterday. Another big name still on the tentative list is that of Ariene Francis...
...name of Harvard has lost a lot of respect in the Far West, and probably in the whole country, not because Harvard has a poor football team, but because Harvard showed a surprising lack of sportsmanship...
...name of Lloyd P. Jordan, of Amherst, yesterday issued from the secrecy surrounding the selection of Harvard's next football coach. In fact, Jordan looms as a strong contender...
...time he was 24, Australian-born James Aldridge had written about World War II from seven fronts, picked up three wounds and was a big-name correspondent. He had also written a novel, Signed with Their Honor (TIME, Oct. 5, 1942), which was clumsy fiction and embarrassingly indebted to Hemingway, but good reporting about war in the air. His second novel, The Sea Eagle, made it plain that not even the most studious aping of Hemingway was enough to make a novelist out of a newspaperman. With The Diplomat, it should by now be obvious even to his publishers that...