Word: liquored
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Freshman smokers will fill Sanders Theatre again with free cigarettes, liquor, and sparkling names of stage and screen early next term for the first time snce the spring...
Although its premature disclosure was a sensation, Hugh Dalton's budget itself was as quiet as a Treasury mouse. Besides the liquor taxes (see above), it sought Government revenues from football pools and dog racing (but not from horse racing). The profits tax was doubled...
...Court judge, succeeded to the mayor's chair voluntarily vacated by peripatetic Roger D. Lapham, who had traveled widely in his unsuccessful efforts to bring the United Nations to his home town. Elected by a narrow margin over two opponents, Robinson had the varied support of civic leaders, liquor interests and the Hearst newspapers...
...Garden City, Kans., a state W.C.T.U. convention adopted a resolution opposing universal military training because "it will take our boys away from the Christian atmosphere of their homes and put them in a liquor-infested Army...
Since they became the Dunces, the group has sung at every Dunster House dance, and they will perform at Dunster festivities after the Brown football game tonight. At times, too much liquor intake put an edge on their voices, but fame, like intoxication, spread, and the Dunces were invited to Eliot House's "Pink Elephant" dance...