Word: heaviest
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Next morning the rush to buy on the New York Stock Exchange was so great that 1,270,000 shares were traded in the first hour, the heaviest one-hour volume since May 15, 1940, the day after Holland fell to the Germans. Just as prices began to ease, the Air Force announced a 50% rise in missile spending for fiscal 1959, and the market took off again. Led by air-crafts, it advanced steadily in all groups, ended the day at 439.35 on the Dow-Jones industrial average, up 11.41 points for a $4.2 billion gain in the market...
Faubus got little satisfaction out of last week's vote. Six of the seven Good Government candidates won, by margins ranging from 12 to 1,699. The heaviest Good Government votes came from the Negro districts-and from residential Pulaski Heights, where live Little Rock's leading citizens. (One Faubus victory: in Little Rock's changeover to a city-manager form of government. Mayor Woodrow Wilson Mann, Faubus' foe in the battle of Central High, lost...
Teller has another fear pertinent to the day of H-bomb attack: that the U.S. is overlooking one of the best methods of discouraging attack. Such preparation, he wrote in This Week, lies in building underground air-raid shelters deep enough to withstand the impact of the heaviest bombs. "They would be expensive but. . . I believe we could save the lives of most of our citizens. In out-of-the-way places we should build other shelters to protect food supplies and our industrial resources. We could store weapons for our armed forces. We can make sure that we retain...
With the season's opener against Tufts scheduled for Saturday morning, Lamar has had to make a number of temporary shifts in what was a fairly well settled starting line-up. The middle of the line has been heaviest hit so Lamar has moved up his third and fourth guards and shifted a reserve tackle to plug up the gaps in his forward wall...
...games. Their pitching staff was riddled with walking wounded: Little Bobby Shantz, who had carried the Yanks all summer, was nursing a sore pitching finger; Whitey Ford was worried with a shoulder that throbbed whenever he thought of throwing; World Series Hero Don Larsen was in disrepair. Their heaviest hitter, Center Fielder Mickey Mantle, was hobbled with shin splints; he was limping to the plate on legs taped from ankle to thigh. No game counts more than another in the precise percentages of the record book, but by any calculation, the games with the White Sox last week were games...