Word: holdes
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...They were eager rather than agitators," Cron said last night. "I'm sorry I couldn't hold them in check...
...high regard in which Eliot men hold their Master is shared by almost every student exposed to Finley's thoughtful, out-going personality. As enthusiastic about Finley as any Eliot man is the Kirkland senior who answered a knock on his door one morning to find Finley smiling on the doorstep. The senior had left his pipe during an interview at Eliot, and Finley had trudged up five flights to return...
This atmosphere carries over into the House's faculty-student relations. A set of popular resident tutors mingles with some students and a number of top non-resident men like Professor McGeorge Bundy and Dean Francis M. Rogers eat frequently in the House. Dr. and Mrs. Ferry hold informal teas every Thursday to which all house members are invited and each man is invited to eat dinner with the Ferrys at least once during his stay...
Ells was alone at his desk in the office when the robbers, wearing handkerchiefs over their faces, surprised him and announced that it was a hold-up. At first Ells though it was a joke, and remained seated at his desk...
...from a promise he made in 1946, when he took over the party presidency from Ichiro Hatoyama, who had just been declared by Douglas MacArthur to be ineligible for any office of public trust. Yoshida assured Hatoyama that he would step down if Hatoyama should ever be eligible to hold office again. When the occupation ended, Hatoyama was free to play politics, but Yoshida hedged. Last fall, when the Liberals won a slim majority in the Diet, Yoshida-who controlled the party machinery-got himself renamed Premier. Hatoyama gave in but did not give up; his followers have been itching...