Word: due
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Due to the obvious difficulties of arranging time and place of departure for Wellesley, light-footed enthusiasts must find their own means of transportation to the dance. However, Miss Jean McCouch of the dance committee is laying plans for return to Cambridge...
...Boston and Main Railroad has helped alleviate the transportation problem, due to the fact that Harvardevens Village is more than an hour's train ride from Cambridge, by providing special stops of its commuting trains at Shirley, the station nearest Fort Devens, and Porter Square in Cambridge...
...Shoes: $167 a Pair. The situation was highlighted by a.story. A Moscow factory executive, who was due a vacation with pay, had no place to go, so he kept on working. His extra month's salary ($167) was just enough to pay for one purchase: a new pair of shoes for his daughter. Neither he nor his wife has had a new pair of shoes for three years...
...part the difficulty now was psychological. People did not feel that they had to work so hard as before to earn a living. Labor productivity was down in almost all plants, due in part to strikes and material shortages. The 58,000,000 people working in the U.S. were not turning out any more goods, dollarwise, than 54,000,000 had during the war years...
...Mary, thus deprived of a son, demands that Jesus give her her due by restoring Lazarus to life; and Jesus, recognizing his defeat, consents to do so by pronouncing the holy name of God, though he knows that for this act he must give his own life in exchange...