Word: pack
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Never in any real danger, the Crimson led from the start and finished well ahead of the pack...
John Fox continues to pack mud on his molehill. But what started as an obvious attempt to turn cry Red into Post subscriptions, may end up making innocent librarians jobless...
Even quiet chain smokers in Cambridge are finding it difficult to stay out of politics. Leavitt and Peirce, perenial Square retailers, have stocked their counters with Eisenhower and Stevenson cigarettes, selling for 30 cents a pack...
According to several undergraduate researchers the cigarettes "are too damn mild," and one Ike follower voiced regret than his pack wasn't any longer than that of a Stevenson...
...Abacus. The Tokyo Exchange's day-to-day operation would bug many a Wall Streeter's eyes. Every day some 1,500 traders pack into a trading area only 75 feet square. On busy days, few can find room to move; they transmit their buying & selling signals by waving their bamboo fans. Their method of recording transactions is painfully cumbersome. One of the biggest brokerage houses has only one battered Remington Rand machine, does most of its arithmetic at machine speed on primitive abacuses. Frequently, its brokers and clerks have to work...