Word: freeport
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Dough. In Freeport, ILL., Grocer Leo Fagan shut up shop, trustingly left some bread outside for possible customers, returned to find that he had been overpaid 20 cents...
...Bertram Campbell, 50, a British-born onetime customers man, then a truck salesman earning about $4,000 a year. He lived quietly and comfortably with his second wife and their two sons and daughter in suburban Freeport...
Lawrence H. Hyde, Jr., of Belmont and the V-12 Unit, was re-elected president of Phillips Brooks House for the summer term, while Harry C. Rawlins of Freeport, New York and the Naval ROTC was named vice-president of the group...
...friendly attitude toward Germany. Then things began to happen. Paraguay, with its strategic position and the fightingest population in South America, was courted from all sides. Big and arming Brazil gave a 100,000 conto loan ($5,170,000), gave President Morinigo a royal tour, offered freeport privileges at Santos on the open Atlantic. The U.S. has constructed a much-needed road in Paraguay, is building another, and has flooded the little country with Lend-Lease, doctors, agricultural experts and military technicians...
JOHN A. DUPEE JR. Freeport...