Word: lowing
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...strikers' morale is low," Gootenberg said last night, "and we went down there to get them some publicity--to show some outside support...
When Mattos Rodríguez died last week in Montevideo, at 51, Buenos Aires newspapers barely mentioned it, and the deadpanned dancers in the big, middle-class dance halls, in the low dives and tony boîtes did not even know that La Cumparsita's composer was dead. But their feet still followed his rhythms and their silent lips mouthed the lines...
...force of 230 inspectors to track down the 391 cases of glucose; nearly 800 state and local health officials joined in. By last week all but 49 cases had been located. For some, the warning came too late. Three deaths and a dozen patients with serious reactions (vomiting, diarrhea, low blood pressure, blue skin) were reported, all in the area between Louisville and Miami...
Ransom left Vanderbilt in 1937 for a variety of reasons, among them the low pay (after 23 years, a reported $3,600). At Kenyon he became professor of poetry, gathered another galaxy of bright lights around him,* and in 1939 founded the Kenyon Review, one of the most distinguished of U.S. little magazines...
...Millionaires. France's new free currency rate (305 francs to the dollar) made traveling low-priced. Knickknacks-handbags, scarves, blouses and lingerie-were cheaper than in the U.S. And in Paris, as one tripper sighed ecstatically: "There seems to be an abundance of almost everything"-even if some things sold at inflationary prices. For night life, there were grubby clubs on Montmartre, dancers at the Bal Tabarin and undressed showgirls at the Folies-Berg...