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Biggest news was a round robin baseball series in place of the double elimination tourney once planned. "By using the Varsity and Freshman diamonds when those teams are away and anticipating very little rain," said Samborski, "we can just squeeze one round in."
No Real Saving. Meanwhile the House, under tighter and more efficient discipline, passed the season's first appropriation bill, to keep the Treasury and Post Office running another year. It was a whopper-the President had asked $13.3 billion, or more than one-third of the entire budget-and...
Somehow Deborah also had to squeeze in two sittings in the portrait gallery (the national magazines would be clamoring for pictures). Then there was the housing problem. The studio took care of that. By the greatest good fortune, Screenwriter Casey Robinson (noblesse oblige) had made his Pacific Palisades house available...
It is not deliberate selfishness that results in the unreasonable attempts of business to squeeze the consumer in a time of prosperity. The businessman, like the worker, knows that we live in a pendulum economy, where the inevitability of the next depression is as sure as the swing of the...
Squeeze Play. In Washington, the Ralph Burlesons and their seven children, barred from a six-room house because they would "overcrowd" it, snuggled together in a one-room flat.