Word: pushed
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...dead." Meanwhile, throughout Red Emilia, farmers and workers, priests and parishioners were peering through weed-grown cemeteries to see what other instances of mortuary Marxism they could find. Most notable example, in addition to dozens of hammers and sickles: the well-known Italian version of the revolutionary slogan-"Push on, 0 people, push on to Redemption Day"-painted on a headstone...
Less happy was the Gaming Control Board. Although the Royal Nevada was licensed to gamble only until the last minute of 1957, it was still gambling last week, had not yet paid $30,000 for a new license. The board will push the original cheat charge, ask the Tax Commission to suspend the Royal Nevada for good...
...varsity consistently set up driving lay-ups and easy jump and push shots as the Lions came up to play them more closely in their attempt to shut off the outside scoring. At one point, Harrington tallied on three quick lay-ups off of the Crimson offensive pattern, which is designed to set loose a cutter through the use of both a high and a low post. The pattern became all the more successful as the Lions drew in more closely, making themselves easy targets for well-planned blocks...
...exam push will not hurt the chances of the varsity swimming team when it meets Pennsylvania in its second league meet of the season Saturday night at 8:30 in the I.A.B. pool. Despite the heavy burden of reading period and some winter illnesses, Coach Ulen expects to have little difficulty with the Quakers...
...been a single incident of importance since UNEF troops moved into position. Discreetly, Hammarskjold did not go to Sharm el Sheikh, where Egyptian guns for more than six years barred entry of Israeli ships to the Gulf of Aqaba. Today UNEF soldiers watch as some six vessels a month push up the gulf to unload in the small Israeli port of Elath. But neither the Israelis (who are grateful) nor the Arabs (who do nothing to prevent the traffic) are anxious to call attention to the situation...