Word: felted
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...score was made during the first half as the two teams carefully felt each other out; Roddy Johnson '61 driving home the first goal for Radcliffe early in the second period. The score was balanced in the last fifteen minutes of the period by Radcliffe hockey captain, Carol Jones '49, who scored for the opposing team by kicking into her own goal...
...staggering 35%. Steel production was up from an annual rate of 2,500,000 to 7,000,000 tons; coal, from 275,000 tons to more than 300,000 tons a day. Said Clay: "Everywhere labor and management have new hope, and soon Germany's recovery will be felt in filling the trade vacuum which has existed in Western Europe...
Last spring, Western Germany's economy was smothered by masses of inflated marks in which no one had any confidence and which bought almost nothing. No one felt like working, or selling, for piles of nearly valueless paper money. In one drastic piece of surgery, Bizonia's economic authorities called in all the old currency, issued only one new mark for ten of the old. Along with this severe bloodletting, the patient was given his economic freedom: all price ceilings were lifted, except for basic foods, coal, iron and steel...
...midst of Succot, or Feast of the Tabernacles (which commemorates their ancient exodus), the Jews were again on the move. This time they were headed south, driving the Egyptians before them. With their occupation of Beersheba,* traditional southern boundary of the biblical kingdom of David and Solomon, the Jews felt they had really come home. Cabled Israel's Ben-Gurion to the forces on the southern front: "With your blood you have reforged the link with our forefather Abraham...
Hollywood's Jack L. Warner, who had been feeling poorly, dropped in to see his doctor for a checkup, felt better after having his gallstones...