Word: mustering
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...except Bauer were identified immediately after the fire. He was found missing at the first muster Monday morning following the disaster, and remained unaccounted for until the end of last week, when his body was found in a Boston mortuary...
This is nothing short of fifth columnism. Anybody who has enough money to muster "universal" opposition to an administrative wartime measure certainly has sufficient information to understand what people in the East have taken for granted since last July. "The people that know better" should not be shielded by the government: they should be cornered and nailed. No matter how high up they are, no matter how many thousands of men they employ, these men must not be allowed to endanger the transportation system of the whole nation. No matter how high up they are, no matter how many thousands...
Against Army, Coach Dick Harlow is fielding the heaviest line he can muster and a backfield that is more or less an unknown quantity, since it is subject to so many drastic changes...
...danger was that the Red Army, though intact, may have been so weakened by its colossal expenditures on the southern steppes that it could not muster the men and materials necessary for a future offensive from positions beyond the Volga or even farther back toward the Urals. Russian offensives this year have been limited in scope and results. Nowhere have the Russians exhibited much offensive power, and from beyond the Volga their task would be even more monumental. Russia is losing not only its great industrial and agricultural resources in the south; it is losing at least 40 million...
That conclusion is no surprise to anyone, for not one of the starting team today was on the line at the opening kickoff in the Yale game last fall. Gone is the stalwart line that proved itself impervious to all the big guns such teams as the Midshipmen could muster last year; a forward wall which many dubbed the greatest in Harvard history. And in its place today there is a front line which boasts only three lettermen; three are Sophomores, and the other, Len Cummings, was on pro last year...