Word: lowe
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...game between the Puritans and the Bunnies was one of the tightest defensive games of the season as the low score of 13 to 8 indicates...
...brief moment at the opening of the second period Williams sneaked back into the game when Nichols on a low shot beat Steve O'Nell, who had replaced starter Ab Fenn in the Crimson sets. Just 46 seconds later Gebelein struck back on a pretty play in which Paine received credit for an assist. Beebe and Harding both scored on passes from Everts and Ayres respectively to give the Crimson a 5 to 1 edge before the end of the period...
...District has seethed with rumors that they would be shifted to strategic base-metal mines, and that gold-mining taxes would be upped in the next budget. Already Canada has stopped pampering its gold mines (which had been getting special tax incentives, etc.), discouraged new mine development through low equipment priorities...
...sick little hunchbacked body up "down the U.S. Pacific coast, exploring for himself the beaches, the bays, the gaps and the passes through which landings might be established. His conclusions: > The first Japanese landings would be established in Washington and Oregon. Their focus would be the rocky, grey, low land around Grays Harbor, where the Wynoochee, Chehalis, Wishkah and Humptulips Rivers have scooped out the best natural pass inland. Centering on Centralia and Chehalis, the invaders would throw their left flank toward Seattle, their right toward Portland. They would seize the passes in the Baker-Rainier-Hood chain...
With net income at its highest in ten years the rails could pay the wage increase out of present earnings-by turning over to labor more than half the increase in their long-too-low profits (which were $359,700,000 for the first nine months of this year). But next year, with an absolute minimum of new equipment to handle wartime traffic, the rails may reach the point of diminishing returns, and their earnings may suffer...