Word: lowe
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Visiting a New Orleans high school to observe and hear today's teenagers, Correspondent Ed Ogle, whose hair is retreating, saw a student nod his way and ask: "Who's the low joe with the high head...
...Additional volunteers are still needed to meet the quota," Strawson warned, "as many who have already signed up to give blood may be rejected for medical reasons. Such reasons include low hemoglobin count or a fever...
...addition to this number, there will probably he upwards of 400 students in the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, and a contribution "in the low hundreds" from Radcliffe. A final handful of men will undoubtedly return from leave of absence in June to continue their studies, Keppel added...
...opening Palestrina works, a Sanctus for high and a Supplicationes for low voices were, perhaps, the best of the sacred offerings. The Radcliffe group has mellowed in the past year, although an absence of really first-rate soprano voices is still evident in the lovely Sanctus. Singing the Supplicationes with fine balance and diction, the low voices sacrificed some precision as Professor Woodworth wisely kept to the earnest simplicity of this work...
Members slapped their desks in applause as the P.M. walked in. The Progressive Conservatives' John Bracken, the CCF's M. J. Coldwell, the Social Crediters' Solon Low, and Independent Liberal Jean Francois Pouliot each greeted the Prime Minister in turn and in effusive phrases. Then Mr. King rose to speak. He looked wan and haggard. His face, ruddy before his illness, was pale and drawn. For the first time the redoubtable and enduring William Lyon Mackenzie King looked all of his 72 years. Nor did his voice have its accustomed ring as he thanked members and added...