Word: kicked
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...special copy of the lightweight "Pony" edition they will receive (because we could not ask the Army Post Offices to carry the fullweight edition as personal mail). And already we have received scores of V-mail letters from soldiers and sailors on far continents telling us what a kick they get out of receiving TIME's news as swiftly as their letters from home...
Mussolini's fall did not move Argentina, only South American government which has refused to break with the Axis, toward the United Nations. Reports came from Buenos Aires that it would not be nt national dignity for Argentina to kick Italy when she's down, to kick Germany when she's going down. The U.S., the Argentine Government was sure, would understand...
After reading TIME, June 28, "Burial in the Aleutians" by Robert Sherrod, I wish that every man & woman . . . could read these lines. . . . TIME'S reporters have brought the war on Attu so realistically to us that I know those who read about it will never kick about rationing points or gasoline, but will give up willingly former comforts and help materially and spiritually to end this...
Many a baseball fan agreed that Newsom had been a sacrificial goat. But those who took a second look at last week's baseball standings were likely to view old Bobo's exile as a kick, not down the river, but upstairs. While the mutinous Dodgers apparently weakened their chances of dethroning the World Champion Cardinals in the National League pennant race, the Browns were one of four American League clubs still jockeying for position behind the pace-setting Yankees...
...Republic), well, Art Hodes is one of the old Chicago gang that learned its jazz from the great New Orleans musicians who floted up the Mississippi (a good trick, as Professor Kirtley F. Mather could undoubtedly point out) after New Orleans went on a purity kick following the last...