Word: colds
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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This week, the council will continue its deliberations without Russia's answer. Any resolution calling on Russia to lift the Berlin blockade was sure to run straight into a Russian veto. Said a visiting U.S. officer from Germany: "It's going to be a cold winter for the boys in Berlin...
...Cold. Ike donned horn-rimmed spectacles to read his 20-minute inaugural address, stopping once to snuffle into a handkerchief because of a bad cold. The new president's address was proper, unexciting, and meant to reassure everyone that he had laid down his sword & shield. Said Eisenhower: "If this were a land where the military profession is a weapon of tyranny or aggression-its members an elite caste dedicated to its own perpetuation-a lifelong soldier could hardly assume my present role. But in our nation the Army is the servant of the people ... Hence, among...
...hold its own incumbents in power. This won't be a simple job. Republicans may be able to even the score by beating Democratic Senators in the West and particularly in the South, which is as cranky this year as a model T Ford on a cold day, and just as noisy...
...there are not 45,000 Harvard and Dartmouth grads in this area coming to the game. For the first time in many a November, the football-lover, who usually laughs at the boys from the Squa-yah, is planking down cold cash to come and see and cheer the Harvards. Or maybe the Dartmouths...
...when Betsy Fauntleroy, 16, got him to the point where he popped the question. Betsy turned him down cold, not once but twice; and not even a letter to her father helped. Not until Washington began to wrestle with his hopeless passion for the married Sally Fairfax is there any sign of another serious love affair...