Word: possessors
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...Harden Church, 72, president of the Carnegie Institute of Pittsburgh,? onetime vice president of Pennsylvania Railroad, an officer of the Legion of Honor, author of many books (Oliver Cromwell, A History, a 15-volume Corporate History of the Pennsylvania Railroad Lines West of Pittsburgh}, a Republican campaign speaker, possessor of a sword presented to him by Governor
Tramp, tramp, clump, clump?pure chance brought a marching column of revolutionary troops abreast of the wedding whoopee. Tousled and valiant, bridegroom and bride were standing off their tipsy tormentors. To one hilarious wedding guest, possessor of a seven-shot pistol, the glorious moment clearly demanded noise. Into the air he blazed what sounded like a fusillade?bang, bang, bang, bang, bang, bang, bang...
Last week Robert Tyre Jones Jr., possessor thus far this year of three of golf's four highest titles-British Open, British Amateur, U. S. Open-a record never before held by any man-took his golfing machine out on the No. 2 course at his home East Lake Country Club near Atlanta, Ga., to see how it was running. It scored 70, one under par. Putts were all that seemed to need oiling and tightening up as Jones packed his equipment and headed for the Merion Cricket club near Philadelphia, where he would try the coming week...
...dismal weight of propaganda. Hero is Kevebel Kima, a long haired, slant-eyed native of that swamp- land past the Siberian frontiers called Taiga. The theme is the conflict between the native's devotion to his tribal law, which stipulates that possession is a sacred right of the possessor, and the Soviet dicta that possession is the right of the neediest. Less stylized and re- lieved of its propaganda content, the feud between Kima and a rich local fur trader might have been a great story. In its present form it is interesting principally because it was made...
...around they darted in joyful banks, slips, spins and curleycues, all beautifully executed, all less than 500 ft. from the ground. When they landed, a Department of Commerce inspector approached. "Where," he asked, "is your license?" Mr. Fokker, designer & builder of some 40,000 planes since 1911, possessor of license No. 3 of the Féderation Aéronautique Internationale, had no U. S. license. His fine for unlicensed stunting...