Word: list
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Harlow disconsolately enumerated the long list of men from last year's squad who will not be around this fall but he has by no means given up hope of a pretty fair team. He expects some returnees, notably Cleo O'Donnell, Pete Garland, and Len Cummings, to give the eleven a shot...
...President last week invited List and his talented young wife, Concert Violinist Carroll Glenn, to play in the White House, but List will have a hard time working it into his schedule. Next month he and his wife will fly to Prague to represent the U.S. in an international music festival. Then they will give concerts in Paris, Budapest, Berlin and Vienna, before taking a vacation in Connecticut. Says List, a very earnest young man: "I am looking forward to the summer as an oasis in the great sea of turmoil. Life is very exciting these days. So exciting...
...legend still persists that a radio station is some kind of an art center ... then [our] first official act . . . should be to list it along with the local dairies, laundries, banks, restaurants and filling stations...
While manufacturers and meat packers howled for OPA's scalp (see NATIONAL AFFAIRS), OP A picked up its own tomahawk and hacked hard at the list of items under price control...
...that Emil Schram, the Stock Exchange's cautious, conservative president, last week spoke out. Worried lest such tactics bring down tighter governmental regulations, he warned against stock-splitting by corporations whose securities are temporarily high-priced, but which have no stable earnings record. The Exchange may refuse to list such split shares...