Word: constantly
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...attitude of TIME, Feb. 20, toward Postmaster General Arthur Summerfield's report to the President and Congress for a more realistic approach to postal costs is commendable. Postal operations require constant and daily supervision to improve the service and give people the service they desire. I know-I have been at it for over 32 years, but you can't expect $5 service...
...when there was a pressing necessity for money, an alumni canvass would be organized. Several of these were made in the late 1910's and early 1920's to raise teachers' salaries. One of them, in 1919, produced close to $13,000,000, but many graduates felt that a constant flow of unrestricted funds would be much better than periodic, inefficient campaigns which occurred only in times of serious emergency...
...leaving the untrained and unskilled to fend for themselves. Said striking professors at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem: ''The future of Israel in the Middle East depends on its position as a state highly developed in industry, technology and science. Yet professional workers are involved in a constant and exhausting struggle for economic survival." Finance Minister Levi Eshkol's reply was to say that the nation could not afford raises. Besides, he added. "I would rather burn the money than hand it over to the professionals...
Each of the three speakers discussed his profession and cautioned dabblers that success in the theatre requires constant sacrifice. The College graduate, Anderson said, must "shake the ivory tower from his being...
...statement by referring to the facts that: (1) The relative decline of the nation's income going to New England slowed up during the period of 1950 to 1954 and; (2) New England's per capita income relative to the nation's, which dropped from 1929 to 1950, remained constant from 1950 to 1954--"a remarkable performance for an older region...