Word: frequently
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Also revealed last week was the establishment of a Jap airfield at Munda on New Georgia Island, only 150 miles from Guadalcanal. U.S. forces could now expect more frequent raids than the daily bombing between twelve and two and the nightly nuisance raid of solitary "Washing-Machine Charley...
...John Francis Grey Swales, existence in West Hartlepool consisted largely of a dingy room in Temperance Street, frequent turns in grey prisons. So it did not seem particularly blackhearted of the iron and timber merchant, Harold Clarke, that he should want his wife "done away with...
...result of this lack of self-criticism is not only poor music, but also frequent lapses of taste. Berlin's touch with the common person then descends into mere vulgarity. This common touch stands up beautifully in such a number of "What the Well-Dressed Man in Harlem Will Wear" in "This Is the Army." Here is a poor song but a fine idea, dealing with the substitution of khaki uniforms for zoot suits...
Noticeable in this speech was the Führer's frequent coughing. Also noticeable was the reiteration (TIME, Oct. 12) that defensive warfare is now the Fuhrer's choice. Hitler had always said that the initiative is the key to final victory...
Ample statistics back Dr. East's findings. In the 1918 draft, rejection rates for bad teeth, per 1,000 men, were: 102.85 in Vermont, 2.90 in Arkansas. In the Civil War drafts, rejections for bad teeth were twice as frequent in New England as in Delaware and Maryland. Preliminary reports on 1940-42 draftees again indicate, says Dr. East, that "the southern and southwestern States will have the lowest rates" of rejections for bad teeth...