Word: acceptably
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...every 1,000 adult Americans, six or seven are alcoholics. Yet in most U.S. communities "the only public institution willing to accept an alcoholic is the jail...
...Democratic efforts of wily Charley Michelson, the Old Master, who had a knack of making the Republicans look like stumblebums. Replying to Democratic National Chairman Frank Walker's suggestion that the 1944 campaign be held late, G.O.P. Chairman Harrison Spangler wrote: "We are willing to accept your plan for a short campaign ... if you can and will give assurance that Mr. Roosevelt does not have the ambition for and will not accept nomination for a fourth term. ... If you find you cannot give such assurance, we must assume that you have already nominated Mr. Roosevelt...
...either situation both the White fund and the Clearing Union would try to correct the trade discrepancy. Significantly, however, the White plan places most emphasis on a nation which is constantly a debtor. With an eye on the U.S., Keynes insists on the responsibility of a creditor to accept, imports and lower tariffs...
...most successful crew coach in decades will leave his charges in midstream this year to accept a commission in the Navy. Tom Bolles, a fixture here since 1936, will leave on Saturday to report for indoctrination at Columbia University in New York. Bert Haines will take over Bolles task of whipping the oarsmen into shape for the rest of the season...
...announced by Robert M. Hart '46, Student Council member. No ballots will be distributed in the clubs. All Class members who live out-of-House, further-more, must leave their votes with Hart in Adams House E-42, since those collecting ballots in the House dining halls will accept ballots only from those who live in that House...