Word: guaranteeeing
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Huber of the Lyric Theater, the Met's Baltimore home, came out flatly against the increased guarantee-no more money, he said, even if that means no more opera.
The Metropolitan Opera, which has been playing Baltimore on and off for the last 70 years, decided to hike its required guarantee for each performance from $16,000 to $20,000. Manager Frederick R.
Since the major constitutional guarantee, habeas corpus, had been no more than a poor joke for weeks in police-ridden Guatemala, the decree's biggest effect was on the opposition press. Cables were censored, chiefly for news of arrests and escapes into asylum; local papers-except the brashly Communist...
. . . I am and always have been in favor of improvement and advancement of everything . . . but abolishment of segregation is in no sense an improvement for the Negro . . . You said the Herman Talmadges are not going to write the last chapter in the story of the American Negro's go...
On its face the plan looked good, but it had many hidden shortcomings which emphasized that in New York and throughout the U.S., the whole system of blood banking is in bad shape. New York State's Blood Banks Association has about 100 members, but only 22 have joined...