Word: hi
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Hi-Way News poll to which he refers shows 34,000 votes for him to 12,000 against. It is apparently about as reliable as the earlier poll which TIME once mentioned, but neither seems to be taken very seriously in Montana...
Another poll was carried on by the Montana Hi-way News, published in Butte, another weekly paper. They gave county by county, showing as a matter of fact that I would receive a greater vote, if I was running today, than I received the last time, and I carried the State then by 114,000 while Mr. Roosevelt carried it by 46,000, and I never made a speech either in the primaries, or in the election in my own behalf, or in anybody else's behalf...
...showing a roomful of bigwig musicians and assorted guests that jazz is serious. At the moment a hot guitarist, academically introduced as a "demonstrator of social and protest blues," was beginning to take effect on listeners like Conductor Wilfred Pelletier of the Metropolitan Opera. Soon Benny Goodman arrived, said "Hi" to the assembled thinkers and blew into his clarinet. In the early dawn he was still going strong. So were Mouth-Organist Larry Adler, Pianist Alec Templeton, and the dogged panel of classicists. By that time the classicists more or less agreed: it would be all right for Manhattan...
...HI SlBLEY...
...dressed only in light overalls and sneakers, wandered off, got lost. For eight days her father, aided by CCC boys, State police, soldiers from Fort Devens, bloodhounds, airplanes, searched for her. It rained. At night there was frost. Late one afternoon, a searcher heard a weak little voice call "Hi, hi." There was Pam, sitting on the bank of a brook, a couple of miles from the spot where she had last been seen. Said she: "I have been lost since Sunday and I have drunk from the brook and everything...