Word: periodically
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...York Herald Tribune reports that Howard (Jake) Cann, New York University coach, was "interested" in the Harvard job. Cann, after 26 years of coaching at NYU, is "dissatisfied with year-to-year contracts." He indicated that he was chiefly interested in getting a contract covering a longer period...
...doctors predicted yesterday that the injury lineman Joe Busch suffered during Saturday's intra-squad football game "may cause repercussions" in the sporting world. Busch, a transfer student from Ames, lowa, walked off the field after a second-period line play with an eyeful of "Unbreakable" contact lens fragments...
...conditions for Titoism exist in Communist China: a separate army, strong nationalism, economic interests possibly conflicting with Russia. The Chinese Communist Party's Central Committee, meeting in Peiping last month for the first time in four years, formally decided that the period of agrarian communism-Mao's policy-was over, that emphasis would now shift to the cities and to speedy industrialization. At least on the face of it, Mao was in complete agreement with the new line. If he was turning into a Tito, he gave no evidence...
...stockholders who gathered in Manhattan's Town Hall last week, President Mack had some more bad news. Pepsi's 1948 net had dropped to $3,152,817 (from $6,769,834 in 1947), and its first-quarter sales for 1949 were below those of the same period in 1948. Nevertheless, Mack was sure the worst of the company's postwar readjustment would be over in another six months...
Railroads. In January and February, the net income of Class 1 U.S. railroads was $17 million, less than half of 1948's $37 million in the same period...