Word: frequent
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Capp, a frequent performer at the University, is the originator of L'll Abner, the nationally syndicated comic feature...
...direct warning) of the Att. G. is in line with the Pres. policy. For more than one reason some of them may be interested in initiating investigations of their own. One of them is engaged in such an investigation now. After all, even in non-purge years, there is frequent jurisdictional conflict 'at home,' not only between the commis, but between depts within the same commis-as my misfortunes of last year are in part a good example. It is no different in America. Do not imagine that F. Murphy is there wholly for the purpose of dampening...
...together the symptoms she had seen in sick children and the physical changes she found in their organs after death. Thus, cystic fibrosis won medical recognition. It is marked by two chief sets of symptoms. One involves the lungs, which are blocked by a heavy viscid mucus, with frequent infections like pneumonia, and wheezy breathing or persistent, hacking cough. The other set of symptoms affects the pancreas, which fails to deliver the normal quota of enzymes to the digestive system, so that children eat voraciously but fail to gain weight, and have frequent, abnormal bowel movements...
...grand jury action, Thompson indicated that other teachers in Massachusetts educational institutions might be charged with violating the 1949 Teachers' Oath. It is believed that the District. Attorney has also been investigating the case of Leon J. Kamin '49, research fellow in Social Relations and another frequent witness before legislative committees...
...Tennis Partner. Rastovorov talked good English, wore expensive American or British suits, sport jackets and slacks. Almost every day, he turned up at the Tokyo Lawn Tennis Club, nattily dressed in white shorts. He played a good game, and among his frequent partners were high-ranking U.S. and Allied diplomats and military men. Everybody knew him as "George." Some asked the amiable George home for dinner. "He was a good drinker and a good eater," said one of his hosts. "But he never talked politics. Not a word." What he did talk about was music (he liked the moderns), sports...