Word: kickings
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...both been killed in action. He had tried to take his mind off his troubles; he had bought property in Manhattan and Albany, finally paid $17,000,000 for the Merchandise Mart in Chicago. The antidote did not work. Said Kennedy: "I thought I'd get a kick out of such trading, but I didn...
...Gave Spain's fat Francisco Franco another kick down the ladder (see INTERNATIONAL...
...kept the promises it made before admission to the San Francisco Conference. Axis-owned firms were still only loosely controlled. Fugitive Axis nationals and funds had not been hunted down. The Government ruled by naked force, with no elections in sight. Rockefeller's prescription for the Argentine people: kick out the militarists...
...Kansas City, Saloonkeeper Ben Brock summed up the first reaction of thousands, in typical American terms. Said he: "England was hanging on the ropes when Winnie took over. He got them back into the fight. So what happens? The people kick him out. A hell of a note...
Until now UNRRA has had plenty of money but has been short on supplies (TIME, July 23). But meeting the Russian request, plus a whopping $945 million order for China, would kick UNRRA's 1945 budget skyhigh...