Word: frequently
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...supplies in the food stores, bacons, sausages, cheese, eggs, homemade preserves in the farmers' larders, and plenty of warm, good clothing on German backs, including frequent fur coats. The Russian zone is far ahead of other zones as a going concern. This is the reason: the Russians know just what they want in Germany. The Western Allies continue to be vague and confused...
President Truman saw a long list of other callers, many of them merely PRs (payers of respects). He sandwiched pressing domestic matters between his frequent conferences, disposed of many routine chores. Twice he called in his Congressional Big Four. He had his Cabinet in for lunch, later for a meeting. He gave Democratic National Chairman Robert E. Hannegan an unscheduled hour in which, presumably, the surgery to end the pain of the Pauley appointment was approved...
...from Jersey. The Republocrats in the House chose a Republican chairman: New Jersey's red-haired Representative Fred Hartley, a veteran of nine terms marked chiefly by his frequent absences from the floor. But 43-year-old Fred Hartley is also distinguished as an inveterate foe of the Office of Price Administration-and the coalition is more interested in batting down OPA controls than in anything else...
...since St. Polycarp of Smyrna came to see Pope Anicetus in the 2nd Century had Rome seen such a Mass. But more significant than the frequent bell-tinkling and strange, high, polyphonic chanting of the Armenian Rite were the Holy Father's words in a public speech next day: "In designating the eminent Patriarch of the Armenians to celebrate yesterday's Pontifical, we have desired to stress the solicitude and love which the occupants of Peter's chair have throughout the centuries shown Armenia and her people. . . . Be firm in your faith; do not allow yourselves...
...noted that commercials have been getting longer, more frequent, and more offensive. Station KMAC, San Antonio, hit an alltime high in January 1945. In one 133-hour period of broadcasting, it carried 2,215 plug-uglies, an average of 16.7 an hour...