Word: extended
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Continuing their drive to recruit volunteers for war work of all kinds, the War Service Committee announced last night that they would extend their activities to the Freshmen today, with a questionnaire to be distributed to all Yardlings in the Union at lunchtime...
Holding the Crimson to four scattered hits, the Crusaders accumulated 13 bingles off Captain Lou Clay to extend their winning streak over the visitors. Not since 1939, when the Varsity won a 12-inning affair, has the Harvard team beaten Holy Cross in Cambridge and not since 1934 at Worcester...
...theatre in the world," but it isn't Broadway with its strangling commercialism that constitute this free theatre: it might have been the WPA Theatre, until the politicians crushed it; now it is the Tributary Theatre--those hundreds of Players Clubs, Civic Theatres, College Groups and Summer Theatres that extend across the nation. They sustain our national interest in the drama and cater to many more people than ever saw a Broadway production. We may rightly worry about the past New York season, and fear for the future of the commercial theatre, but as long as these many stage-struck...
Under Congress' present price law, OPA cannot extend its ceiling over wages, most current farm prices or rents except in defense areas. But once all nonagricultural prices are roofed over, adding porch roofs will be easier. Then labor will lose a huge lever to pry up raises; desk farmers will lose a big excuse for boosting wheat and corn prices; landlords will have a hard time justifying higher rents...
...tutors Richard W. Lewis and James A. Field, Jr. have gone, the former to the Air Corps and the latter to the Navy. This leaves the department with 10 tutors, most of whom, unlike those in Biochem, are on full-time in the combined field. History and Lit will extend tutorial through the summer only for men in the process of writing honors theses...