Word: forwarder
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...move forward into the second half of the Twentieth Century, we must always bear in mind the central purpose of our national life. We do not seek material prosperity for ourselves because we love luxury; we do not aid other nations because we wish to increase our power. We have not devised programs for the security and well-being of our people because we are afraid or unwilling to take risks. This is not the meaning of our past history or our present course...
Cripps, a Christian Socialist, was striving with all his brittle, brilliant might to control material forces for society's sake. Perhaps he was trying too hard. The Tories, looking forward to a February election, would wish him retirement, rest-and no voices in the night. Since May 8, 1429, at Orleans, the British have been uncomfortable around people who thought maybe they heard voices...
Despite Harvard's second and third period collapse Tuesday against Brown, Coach John Chase plans to stick with the revised forward lineup he sent against the Brains. "The team never looked better than it did in the first period Tuesday," Chase said yesterday...
Just before the end of the game Preston slipped near center ice and banged his head at the bottom of the boards. The big forward had to be helped from the ice, but he'll make the trip to Army Saturday...
While the congregation was with heads bowed, Mr. Graham called upon all who wanted to be saved to come forward--"no one is looking." Those who came forward, a goodly number, were ushered through a side door by assistants, "to have a little scripture read to them." With a closing hymn, the meeting was over, and 6,000 Christians headed for the subways and homes...