Word: alertly
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...four hours' wrangling, the committee decided, by 15-9, that no harm would be done by publishing the letter. Five Democrats, including Chairman Russell, joined the Republicans to make it public. They argued that most of it had been published in the nation's newspapers anyhow (an alert U.P. reporter in Tokyo had reported its content in January). Besides, men like Russell were determined that the committee not leave itself open to charges of suppression of evidence...
These six steps have at last provided most of the necessary machinery to match similar Princeton, Dartmouth, and Yale programs. Yet they represent no guarantee of successfully "balancing the College" without alert, aggressive alumni to fill committee ranks...
...foot kiosk is giving Square policemen a safe haven from which to castigate passing motorists. Opened yesterday, the booth features all around vision, a specially designed observation chair, a built-in loudspeaker system, and a series of aluminum drain-pipes designed to keep occupants dry and alert in any weather...
...Alert spotting of petty theft at Newell Boathouse led to a sentence of six months in the House of Correction for Donald J. Breton, 21, of Somerville...
...score of bravos go to Marre himself. His staging is balanced and poised, and he and his cast illuminate nuances which many alert readers might miss. Furthermore, there are only polished performances to be found in the whole production. Ian Keith, as one would expect, has captured the whimsical brooding which Armado requires; Hurd Hatfield as the witty and poetic Biron is just that; Jerry Kilty as the King is a perfect pedant; and the beautiful Jan Farrand is a beguiling Rosaline. Albert Duclos', Thayer David's, and Fred Gwynn's character portrayals are outstanding...