Word: polish
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...simultaneous campaign for contributions to Polish universities, Lowell House has amassed 260 books, 106 magazines, and 61 pieces of clothing, Robert E. Evans '46, co-chairman of the House's drive, stated yesterday...
...When Polish Premier Josef Cyrankiewicz got home from Moscow last week, fellow officials were waiting at the station. They thrust a bouquet of red carnations into his hands the moment the train screeched to a stop. . .The red posies were justified. Moscow had promised Cyrankiewicz a dazzling price for Poland's abstention from the Marshall Plan: a five year, billion-dollar trade agreement-plus a $450 million credit (the largest ever granted by the Soviet Union) and immediate delivery of 200,000 tons of Soviet grain...
...smugly happy himself. At the customary Kremlin banquet, more than half the members of the busy Politburo had turned up-an unusual honor. Moreover, he had had an hour's visit with Stalin, who was in a big-brotherly mood. What had they talked about? Soon after the Polish mission got back, accounts began to go around: they had chattered about the world situation and about left-wing socialism; Stalin believed that there was a place for socialists in a "people's democracy" if they stay far enough left; Stalin did not believe there would...
...Crimson offense made up in aggressiveness for what it lacked in polish. The nine goals in the first period reflect the trend of that frame, as the first two lines played like a team again. The opposition caught fire in the second frame and outplayed the tiring Crimson that was hampered by changes in line personnel. But in the final frame, Harvard regained fervor to take the offense for six more tallies...
Complete Soviet domination of the entire Continent would be the ultimate result of a United States decision to stop fighting Communism in eastern Europe, Staniclaw Mikolajczyk, former Polish premier, told an overflow crowd last night at the New Lecture Hall...