Word: ok
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Russian resistance to Hitler's onslaught rose, so did Americans' curiosity. At present nearly 200 theaters are playing Soviet pictures, 2,000 carry their short subjects. Variety, the bible of U.S. show business, recently made this turnabout official, crowed in its Blitzkrieg jargon: Vodka Films' OK...
...field events, the weakest is perhaps the broad-jump, for Jaakko was counting heavily on Doug Pirnie. However, he reports that Tom Holyoke is "doing very well. He strained a muscle a couple of weeks ago, but he is OK now." The pole vaulters, Mitch Ford, Steve Brooks, and Jerry Lenane have improved greatly, while Dick Pflster and Johnny Shattuck are standouts in the shot put. In the high-jump, Ted Baner and Jolin Bunker are predominant, while Tom White and Phil-Zeigier and the top two men in the 35 pound weight throw. Bob Chase and Bob Fisher...
...Ok! I want to go to Heaven in an old Ford...
...like it. At any rate, on April 28, 1941, she went to court to have it changed to K.T. Stevens -Stevens for nothing, K.T. derived from Katherine, which is the name she signs on hotel registers. Her petition was granted, but she will have to wait for a final OK until after July 20, when she'll be 21. K.T. is quite sure no other actress has been smart enough to use initials. She insists it was her own idea, but feels that the picture of childish absorption drawn by a rapt interviewer in the Chicago Daily News of June...
...express has risen faster than passenger traffic. March shipments totaled 750,220 pounds, 46% above last year and 8% below the record high last fall. One item: blueprints. Airline men boast that vital defense plans go from West Coast drafting boards to Washington for OK and return in 30 hours...