Word: feds
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...your Manners & Morals [TIME, March 24], you quote Mr. Lawrence Frank . . . as saying: "Pups, like babies, are helpless, demanding, and brainless, should be muzzled and fed frequently." Mr. Frank said nuzzled...
...Yugoslavia, which at last reports had 157,000 cases. Even in comparatively well-fed Zagreb, T.B. had risen...
...famous "student apathy to the field of Romance languages and literature, was definitely and positively stated by Chairman William Berrien, who pointed to the "lack of interest on the part of the students themselves. The apathy of many students, and their unwillingness to work toward getting beyond the spoon fed stage of education is a discouraging aspect of the problem...
Cheerful Stoicism. Thousands were homeless. More thousands were marooned. Many evacuees, sheltered and fed by the Army and Red Cross, evidently enjoyed the break in routine; they seemed to be playing a part that called for "cheerful stoicism." Frederick More and his wife reflected the general attitude, as a boatman rowed them to their waterlogged house in Windsor. Said twinkling Mr. More: "I've always wanted a holiday in Venice; now I know what it's like. At first the wife was fed up, but now she treats it like a joke." Said thin, worried-looking Mrs. More...
Convict the Guilty. Eighteen months have elapsed since the young (28) cipher clerk, fed up with Communism, stuffed 100-odd secret documents inside his shirt and walked out of the Russian Embassy in Ottawa. It took him 36 frantic hours tb persuade anyone to listen to his shocking story-that a handful of traitorous Canadians had sent to Moscow information of the greatest importance about radar as well as samples of precious uranium 235 from which the atom bomb is made...