Word: fender
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...corporation has already contracted to turn about 40% of its capacity (50,000 tons a month) over to K-F. Under an agreement with Wheeling, the ingots will be rolled into body and fender sheets at its Steubenville plant, only 250 miles from Willow Run. The steel from Portsmouth will cost more than that from outside suppliers...
Alarmed by the amount of postwar fender-bending, Ned H. Dearborn, president of the National Safety Council, released some grisly statistics...
Driving back to the 115-year-old Governor's Mansion, once the home of Maine's most famed statesman, James G. Blainer. Governor Hildreth had his four-point buck resting on the fender of his black limousine. He well knew that he had discharged his duties in a fashion which all true Down-easters would approve: pleasure, but business...
Beside the smashed dragon's teeth of the Westwall at Aachen it is hard to find even a rusting fender. In the green fields of Bavaria, where the fighting ended only a few weeks ago, few signs of fighting are left. All of the smashed and pulverized equipment along the long road from Nor mandy to the Elbe is gone. For the reconstruction of war's broken materiel is already well under...
These birds wore the uniform of our country, some with gold eagles, some with just one, and they arrived in a cavalcade of motor cars. When the band played the national anthem we were at attention facing them. Some of them just kept on smoking, one sat on the fender of his car, a dozen or more took their caps off civilian style...