Word: feet
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Harvard's beef trust performed pretty much as expected. Sam Felton threw the 35-pound weight better than 54 feet, big Geoffrey Tootell hit for 46 feet in the shot, and don Trimble took second...
...pole vault, Owen Torrey and Bill Lawrence both cleared 11 feet, six inches on their third hoists to tie for first...
...Texas Eastern Transmission Corp. soon hopes to be pumping 433 million cubic feet of natural gas a day . . . buy gas at an average cost of 7.6? per million cubic feet, and sell . . . at 26.7?" [TIME...
Five hundred feet of signatures is the goal the Harvard World Federalists will aim for as they begin canvassing "every home in Cambridge" tomorrow to obtain voters' support for a petition backing universal government...
...Feet First. Rebecca had not been in London long before she sat at the feet (a vantage point of signal value) of practically everybody worth observing. Her great friend, Novelist G. B. Stern, with whom Rebecca shared meager quarters in those pioneer days, would be struck speechless by the arrival of successive literary lions with whom Miss West would chat, easily and informally, about the private lives and feuds of the legendary characters then dominating the British literary scene...