Word: bolds
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Stating that the Buck-of-the-Month Club, or anybody else for that matter, is paying Stanford gridders' salaries is not only poor taste but a bold face lie. I would appreciate it if this error would be corrected...
...Harvard Radcliffe Orchestra will bold its spring tryouts at 6:45 p.m. tonight at Sanders Theatre Places in the 65 piece ensemble are now open for all instrumentalists...
...business must be bold, said Mr. Truman. The one major cause for alarm was an 18% decline in 1949 in domestic business investment. Said he: "There is no need for this decline to continue. There are immense opportunities for business investment. . . The enterprise and imagination of private businessmen will be a, crucial factor in achieving the upward growth." To provide encouragement, Truman planned to recommend changes in tax laws which would "stimulate business activity and yield a moderate amount of additional revenue." He was also studying "new devices for encouraging private financial institutions to furnish equity capital to small...
...first chorus, both Carol and Lorelei Lee belong to the audience forever. What Author Loos wrote between the lines and accented in the quaint misspellings of her slim novel back in 1925, Actress Channing hurls across the footlights in broad strokes of pantomime and bold, certain, exquisitely comical gestures. Her Lorelei is the little golddigger seen through a microscope, an outsized caricature...
This was a bold parliamentary thrust. The Fourth Republic's constitution provides automatic dissolution of the Assembly and new elections if two governments fall on votes of confidence within a period of 18 months. Thus if Bidault's cabinet went down, the succeeding regime would be able to threaten the deputies with dissolution every time they failed to come to heel in a confidence vote...