Word: frequently
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...contact sessions, had another good day yesterday, using his blockers well to chalk up a number of long gains. Paul Perkins was pummeling the scrub line with his hard plunges, and Freshman Justin Walsh, a fleet wingback, showed promise. On the defense, center Roxie Lawson's timely and frequent tackles were outstanding...
...stormed a Philadelphia recruiting office, books under arms, was Charles F. Thompson, 18, who got forms for all members of his football team. Detroit opened five new recruiting centers. Enlistments of boys jumped 50% to 75% in New York, Philadelphia, Cleveland and other big cities. Most frequent reason given by the youngsters: Franklin Roosevelt's fireside chat had won Mom's and Pop's consent...
Another airman was a less frequent visitor: dour, taciturn, officially ruthless Lieut. General Joseph McNarney, Deputy Chief of Staff, whose rise was in some ways symbolic of the Air Forces' new prestige in the Army. McNarney has a job of the first importance which might have gone to a groundsman. As General Marshall's trusted deputy, he alone is empowered to act in the name of the Chief on many matters which otherwise would sponge up General Marshall's crowded hours...
...Jimmy Byrnes can do this, he will have won his final medals as a master politician-and as a wartime official. Said he wryly: "I know it's a tough task. It will require the proper appreciation of the frequent use of the word no. You are bound to be unpopular when...
Even if all the new certificates are granted Pan American will still be the colossus of the Caribbean. Last week it announced plans to operate still more frequent service, including a second run daily between Miami and the Canal Zone...