Word: carse
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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The key to Czech foreign policy is Germany. I can't expect anybody in America to realize the intense batred these people have for the Germans. It's a mania. The three million Germans who were in CRS before the war and during the occupation were moved bodily back to...
The Russians have removed railroad tracks from all lines except one in their zone, increasing the already serious transportation conditions, Friedrich revealed. An hour's ride may now take as much as five hours. "Worst aspect of the railroad situation is shortage of locomotives and cars," he said.
"In the first place," said Chief John R. King, of the Cambridge police department, "It's a city ordinance that the streets must be clear from two to six o'clock in the morning, and besides, when the roads are fringed with cars, streeteleauers and snowplows can't get through...
In-state cars are merely tagged, while out-of-state cars, whose owners are not easily traced, may well be towed away and kept until puzzled owners eventually and their search at the police station.
He figured that the competition would help Broadway-Crenshaw get customers. His plan included a 10½-acre parking lot and an underground tunnel that keeps delivery trucks out of the way of customers' cars. A Los Angeles housewife who drives out to buy at Woolworth's or...