Word: pages
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Dates: during 1950-1950
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...CRIMSON survey on Harvard Square gambling was rushed to completion yesterday afternoon. It appear on page four...
...familiar work becomes increasingly difficult with each successive performance. If Munch's interpretation had had one new slant, or two, probably no one would have noticed. But everything about this was different, startling, and best of all it wasn't Munch (or Koussevitzky), it was Brahms. From the first page everything converged upon a cataclysmic finale. The brass chorale in the last movement nearly knocked the statue of Pan in the second balcony off its pedestal. The end was a great overpowering mass of sound...
Wrong Number. To the Examiner, Trauger's warning was new evidence of depravity. It ran full pages of photographs depicting sad-eyed mongrels in various stages of "torture." But last week the Examiner's campaign backfired. On Page One, in a top head adjoining the antivivisection campaign story, the Examiner ran a story hailing a medical discovery made at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital.* The paper had to yank it hastily after discovering that the findings were developed from experiments on dogs. The same day, the Examiner headlined a long-distance interview with the Rev. Carl C. Rasmussen...
...Raschi and Ed Lopat took heavy poundings from Boston bats. The Yankees gave the same treatment to Boston's Mel Parnell (who won 25 games last year) and to Ellis Kinder (who won 23). The main difference seemed to be that the Yankees had ace Relief Pitcher Joe Page, 32 who gets $35,000 a year for saving games for them, and the Sox did not. Page saved two of the first three games for the Yankees, worked in four of the Yankees' first five...
...Town is written in pioneer idiom; sometimes it gets to be a strain watching Richter strain for colorful expressions. But when he succeeds, they're good, e.g., "You wouldn't reckon to look at her she could read a lick, but she'd turn the old page and suck out the meaning of the new like a bird pulling out a worm...