Word: posted
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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This depth also gives Harry some of his troubles. Every time another post gets a little too thin, Jacunski find one of his ends playing fullback or center...
...Dartmouth's Green Key Society, like Princeton's Orange Key and other similar Ivy League organizations, meets football teams, for instance, at the station Friday afternoon. A representative of the society sticks with the team members throughout their stay. He takes them to their hotel, answers questions, and secures post-game entertainment for them, generally, in the form of free dance tickets...
...example of Theodore Roosevelt who retired to big-game hunting after public prominence poses fewer problems. If it is a question of starvation as in the case of ex-President Grant, surely something could be found in the Post-Office Department. The national Senate is a body of sufficient dignity, numerous incidents to the contrary, not to require the enforced presence of old chief executives. If they can prove their usefulness and popularity at the polls, that is another story...
...exact positions are doubtful. Hauptfuhrer is being tried at both center and forward, as are Crosby and Rockwell. McCurdy, who had had experience at every post but center, has the speed of an ace forward and also the deadly set-shot of the perfect guard...
Most difficult problem facing the pumpers was draining two deep elevator pits, as three feet of water was estimated in the connecting tunnel with the Union building. Other effects on the construction site of the storm that blanketed New England yesterday were the post-ponement of scheduled concrete pouring and the weakening of the foundation...