Word: forwarder
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...carried on the Philadelphia election. It has been a long, eight-year struggle, and it was a great satisfaction to finally crash through. I am most fortunate to succeed an excellent mayor, and to inherit a fine team of administrators. We hope to keep the old city moving forward...
...moment, the threat to Berlin was averted. But at week's end the Communists inched forward again. The East German government announced that it had taken over from the Russians all border policing, except for allied military traffic in and out of Berlin, which would remain in Russian hands. The battle of strength continued. In any showdown, the West's ultimate power to blockade might make the Russians think twice...
With the turning of the Autumnal equinox, Frenchmen observed that the cycle of natural events was moving forward as usual. In Nice, on the southern coast, leaves carpeted the countryside with flaming reds and yellows. The streets of picturesque Normandy towns echoed emptily to the sound of native voices and accents; gone were the bronzed tourists who had turned the sun-drenched marketplaces into polylingual Babels. Parisians turned up their collars and bent their heads into the chill winds as the first startling drops of snow descended from the sky. And, with the insistent regularity of the changing season, another...
Eighteen other players also were placed on the squad, including former Yale defenseman George Gould, and former Dartmouth forward John Titus. All four Ivy League players are now in the armed services...
Bill Collins of the first forward line, Dick Fischer and Gord Marlow of the second, and Bill Deford of the third scored two goals apiece. Other Crimson tallies came from the sticks of Dick Birch, Paul Kelley, and Dick McLaughlin...