Word: loyally
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Lashing out at the bill, introduced into Congress last week, Professor Mather's statement for the Union characterizes it as "an extraordinary departure from American law, which would endanger the liberties of loyal Americans...
...breastplate of facts and the lance of logic, sallied forth after the G.O.P. presidential nomination last summer, he had cast hardly a backward glance at Ohio. He was certain that his home state was a strong keep which could not be breached, that its 53 convention delegates were loyal to their liege lord. But last week Bob Taft found himself with his back to his own portcullis, fighting for his political life. Minnesota's Harold Stassen had somehow managed to get across the moat and was threatening to kidnap the faithful henchmen...
...arms with which they fought the Germans, are estimated at 150,000. Daily, Italian police were finding more of Longo's arms caches; no one knew how many they failed to find. Longo's men face 400,000 government soldiers and policemen, who are believed overwhelmingly loyal to the government. If the Communists lose at the polls and decide to "correct" their defeat through open violence, Longo would...
...still far from bankrupt; their last year's income (around $1,000,000,000) was down some $250,000,000 from 1946-due mostly to home permanents. And permanent waves make up one-half of all beauty shops' sales. Unless shops find a way to keep women loyal to store curls, or newly resolute in pounding fat off thigh and midriff, most of the beauty would go out of their business...
...army and perhaps as Premier. But he clearly meant to guide the Chinese people away from their reliance on one-man leadership. Said he: "Whoever is President I will support with all my heart and all my strength. I will prove to the people that I am a loyal public servant...