Word: ironized
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...basis of efficient administration, Czisch was the favorite to win. More than that, his work in behalf of 2,200 Christian and Jewish refugees who had come to Schwäbisch-Gmünd from beyond the Iron Curtain won him a commendation from the U.S. military government...
...days, throw away your brassie and one-iron...
Like other Manhattan dailies, the Times was practicing-just in case the International Typographical Union called a strike. At an estimated cost of $20,000 a week, it had hired 350 typists and other extra help, and set up a special staff under Assistant Managing Editor Turner Catledge to iron the kinks out of the new process. The ironing had gone so well, not only on the Times but on the other dailies, that the worried I.T.U. last week made VariTyping a major issue...
...smoked it out was Carl Estes, oilman, publisher, and one of the principal Lone Star organizers. Ailing Mr. Estes was brought to the meeting on a stretcher. While his doctor plied him with pills, he read off a ten-page blast at management for selling pig iron to outsiders at little more than half the Texas market price. Who were the buyers? Why were these money-losing deals made...
Without a doubt, the '48 Dartmouth team is good. They have a good attack, a group of midfielders with iron constitutions, and an adequate defense. The Crimson will be definitely the underdog this afternoon by anything from 5 to 15 goals...