Word: fee
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...After the ban in Germany you wrote and offered to refund part of my subscription fee. I emphatically rejected this offer, which showed that I had much more faith in TIME than in the duration of Hitler's thousand-year Reich. History has proved that I was right...
After his assignment in Edmonton, Ellis stayed overnight in the jail, collected his fee (usually $100 a subject), then caught a train for Vancouver where two more convicted murderers are to be hanged this week...
...tugs and barges to move freight across New York Harbor, the Pennsy paid the L.I. only 35? a ton, collected as much as $1.10 from shippers; the Pennsy and the N.Y., N.H. & H. used some eleven miles of Long Island tracks, paid only half of what the fee should have been; the Pennsy leased the Long Island's Wheelspur Yard for a piddling $13,000 in 1948, forced the L.I. to deadhead its own cars to less accessible yards at a cost of $370,000 a year. "Complete misunderstanding of the facts," snapped the Pennsy. When the L.I. went...
Sparked by Inge's ardor and shrewdness, the school signed up 2,000 citizens the first night. For a monthly fee of 50?, students could take three-month courses, six nights a week, in anthropology, psychology, music, languages, stenography, drama, mathematics, art. Guest lectures were given by more than 50 of Germany's ablest writers, scientists and politicians. The students soon discovered that Inge wanted them to discuss, not just listen. An anthropology course would start with a talk on racial differences, enter a discussion of the master race theory, and wind up with well-documented proof that...
Harriman also announced that Charlie Spivak's dance band has already been signed to play at the dance. The fee that Spivak will receive for his one night stand in the Indoor Athletic Building was not disclosed...