Word: all-night
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Then, as suddenly as it started, the strike was over. The night the President spoke, the National Mediation Board called in the union chiefs, told them to "bring your pillows" for an all-night session. No settlement was reached then, but the men, except for a handful of bitterenders, went back to work, in the morning. They had heard the President of the U.S. say: "No matter how serious you believe your grievances are, nothing can excuse the fact that you are adding to your country's danger. I ask you, in the name of our country, to return...
...Cambridge City Council yesterday directed John R. King, Chief of Police, to discontinue his drive on all-night parkers until the Council conferred on the matter with King and the City Manager, John B. Atkinson. The order, requested by Councillor Thomas MacNamara, was referred for action to the Committee on Roads and Bridges...
Police Chief John R. King yesterday alerted his entire force for the annual winter campaign against all-night parkers. Local police will receive the University's cooperation in the now drive which will start officially at 2 a.m. Thursday...
...have allowed myself the privilege," he says in the catalogue foreword, "of interpreting each hole in the time of day, or season of the year, that seemed most appropriate. For instance the 5th hole at [Clementon, NJ.'s] Pine Valley was painted on a grey morning, after an all-night rain. Pine Valley is a rugged course, as all golfers know, and this is reached with a 218-yd. shot uphill. The green . . . is as formidable as a medieval castle...
...morning of the 1948 away Cornell game, Crimson musicians stepped off their all-night busses at 6 a.m. and marched for an hour and a half up and down Cornell's fraternity row. They met no opposition but occasional bags of water from bleary-eyed students...