Word: collectively
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...been broken up because an RTF cameraman had panned past him at a prize fight, catching him snuggling with his mistress at ringside. When he returned home at midnight, his wife struck him with a lamp. But while all Paris sympathized with him, the aggrieved husband failed to collect damages...
...example is Philadelphia, where in 1952 the late Cardinal O'Hara, a stern foe of federal aid, launched a building campaign that gave Catholics enough schools to handle about 85% of their children (which is 39% of all Philadelphia's children). The schools charge no tuition, but collect money according to means. Poor parishioners with many children may give nothing at all. For building loans. O'Hara set up an archdiocesan "central bank.'' Rich parishes put up the cash at going interest rates; poor ones borrow it. with archdiocesan help if necessary. The only reason...
Bentley criticized strongly comedy's "reputation for frivolity." "If a comedy attains grandeur, critics don't call it a comedy," he said. "Someone should collect all the plays that are called not a comedy, not a tragedy, and not a play. I am convinced that it would be the greatest collection of dramas ever made...
...fine talk of welfare, urban housing and the unemployed, the first U.S. citizens who are likely to collect heavily from the New Frontier are those old reliables, the farmers. Last week the feed-grain bill, the first of President Kennedy's 16 emergency bills, was steered through House and Senate. House and Senate differences will be compromised this week, but the net promise is for an increase in price supports for corn (from $1.06 to $1.20) and grain sorghums for farmers who cut back their acreage from 20% (House version) to 30% (Senate version). In lieu of grain...
...Muncie's top department store, Ball Stores, Inc. "We had the best December in our 50-year history," glows General Merchandise Manager Ralph Chase. "We don't seem to be following the trend." The other is the Delaware County surplus food distribution center, where needy families collect their monthly rations of federal handouts - dried eggs, dried milk, flour, corn meal, lard, butter. This month the distribution center will stay open twice as many days as it usually does in order to handle the demands of some 3,000 Delaware County families - largest number "on commodities" in the center...