Word: couriered
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...Russia, Poland, or Communist China, but the things they stand for. They believe, and as sincerely as we believe the opposite, that power is right. Any means that we can use . . . to combat this incipient evil, are the means that we should use, including the appointment of a courier to Rome...
...order of Beavers for the U.S. Air Force. U.S. experts were sold on the Beaver early this year when they tested the plane. They ordered 109 to start, now have plans to buy up to 750 of the rugged, $29,000 planes for battlefield air-evacuation and courier duty...
...CRIMSON should tell its would-be distillers to put away their apparatus and concentrate on their studies. The art of moonshining deserves mature and serious consideration and is distinctly a postgraduate effort for which Harvard provides neither the equipment nor the climate. --From the Louisville Courier-Journal, November...
...that they will spread the vote by campaigning independently of one another and so defeat themselves. The only time that the independents tried to combine against the CCA, they failed. This was in 1949. The independents lead by former mayor John W. Lyons (now publisher of the weekly Cambridge Courier), held a secret meeting at the Hotel Continental to plan campaign strategy. Spencer had an informer at this caucus who telephoned him information every thirty minutes. When the independents realized their plans were known, they dropped the idea of forming an anti-CCA league...
Having set the historical background straight, the BBC jumped to 1933, when a new motor road was built along the loch. Almost at once the monster hit the world's headlines. Alex Campbell, the reporter who wrote the first story in the Inverness Courier, was summoned before the BBC court...