Word: crimed
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Army was not appeased. The ham-handed amateurs, who had blundered into crime because a corporal could not be moderate in his looting, would be court-martialed...
Occupational Hazard. In Manhattan. ex-Con John Boulter, picked up for carrying a gun, explained that the crime wave had him worried...
...Harrisburg, Catholicism's Most Rev. George Leo Leech denounced The Outlaw as "a destructive and corrupting picture which glamorizes crime and immorality," urged all parents to keep children away...
Fever ran high for the December 1 Yale game, but the prognostication of the Crime's cartoonist proved too, too true--the Brown victory had over-rated the Crimson in its backers' eyes, as that 28 to 0 crushing went to show. During the winter, Floyd Stahl's court charges held up under the blows of fortune much more successfully than the gridders, winning 17 out of 18 contests and receiving an NCAA bid. Once more, however, the ending was sad--for Wyndol Gray and his teammates couldn't make the grade at Madison Square Garden...
Students were very much alive to world problems. After two Crime editorials urging food-saving, the Council polled the undergraduate body on the advisability of cutting portions here to buy for the starving abroad. An overwhelmingly favorable response enabled the College dining halls to save about $750 a week by omitting extra cookies, desserts, bread, and cereals. And when asked to send a delegate for New England to an International Students' Conference at Prague, the College voiced a strong affirmative in another Council poll...