Word: frequented
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...behalf of those Americans for whom the "shrill upper register" voice of Eleanor Roosevelt echoes the highest ideals of this deranged era, I want to extend my sincere thanks to TIME-a magazine I generally read with apprehensive glance and frequent shudder...
...other hand, Singin' in the Rain's Donald O'Connor is certainly a more effective comedian than was Oscar Levant, its vaudeville hoofing routines are more frequent and just as well performed as America's, and its plot contain some pointed and amusing satire on the Hollywood...
Cloudy with frequent showers ending in mid-afternoon. Highest temperature in the middle...
...Latino delegates in founding the U.N. and in establishing, at Rio in 1947, a regional security system that became the model for the North Atlantic Treaty Organization. But as the U.S. devoted more time to the Korean war and European rearmament, high-level U.S.-Latin American exchanges became less frequent. Latinos have not been happy about it. One result: they have not cooperated in the Korean war as U.S. and U.N. officials had hoped they would...
Alfred N. (for Nu*) Steele is a 51-year-old executive who keeps a bottle on his desk and takes frequent swigs from it, even when he has visitors in his office. The bottle contains Pepsi-Cola, the drink that Steele took over two years ago when Walter Mack was kicked upstairs to chairman (later he left the company). At the time, Pepsi had gone flat: earnings were down 78% from their peak, dividends had been stopped. Since then, President Steele has proved that he has plenty of bounce to every ounce of his 208 Ibs. Last week he reported...