Word: frequently
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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With the speeding up of the college program all along the line, there is a genuine need to overhaul the election schedules for the Student Council. Since men are going through college in about half or two-thirds of the usual time, the Council should have more frequent elections and should have them earlier in the college program...
...Britain, their doings had the stamp of some great purpose. They conferred and dined at No. 10; they weekended with Winston Churchill in the country, where the cherry blossoms were coming out and spring green touched the trees; and the King & Queen had Sunday lunch with the visitors. Between frequent rests abed, frail Mr. Hopkins conferred with Lease-Lender W. Averell Harriman and the ministers-who counsel Churchill on Britain's policies and potentials. General Marshall passed many hours with keen, brisk General Sir Alan Francis...
...alltime Easter peak. Best sellers were clothes (especially woolen garments), radios, refrigerators, shoes. Individual purchases were huge: a dozen socks or stockings, two and three suits or dresses, shoes three pairs at a time, shirts and blouses by half-dozens. Mob scenes in stores were frequent. In Philadelphia and Cincinnati, stores ran ads begging customers to buy less. In some places the police had to keep order...
Meanwhile President Kennedy started making frequent trips to Washington. In January he got a juicy $18,514,613 War Department contract for "transitional trainers." Since Globe had no suitable plane of its own, Kennedy arranged to make Beechcraft trainers under special license. Globe also snagged a $400,000 contract to make fins and stabilizers for Beech Aircraft-Beech providing all materials...
...keep, and four undergraduate years of walking from his Somerville home to the Yard and back have endowed him with an insight into the problems of the commuter. The product is a truly sympathetic interviewer behind the desk in University M, rather than a mere affable smile. Frequent usage has made almost trite the comment that "When you tell Mr. Duhig" (emphasis on "Duhig") "that you need help, he knows what you're talking about...