Word: referse
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Afternoon before Christmas, White House Secretary Steve Early held a special press conference to read two letters received by Folia, the President's night-colored Scotty. Wrote Noodle Van Loon of Greenwich, Conn, (enclosing a gift): "I do hope you like these cookies as much as I do." Wrote...
The Crimson refers to the "well-warranted suspicion" of our polling methods. It is difficult to see how a suspicion can be well warranted until there are some facts to back it up. The details of our technique cannot be of general interest. But we can tell you this: every...
Also subject to well-warranted suspicion are the methods employed by Defense in compiling their statistics. The article refers to "a scientific sample of student opinion," but editors when questioned refused to reveal what these super-scientific methods might be. If the report as a whole had shown any startling...
The caption reads, "Congratulations, old man, now you've got your own Porfirio Diaz," which refers to the ... dictator who succeeded himself in Mexican elections for 30 years until he was finally removed by the 1911 revolution.
Plant, Doughnut Corp.'s sales-promotion manager. Mr. Plant roams through dough-nutdom, conferring with bakers, planning sales campaigns. A friendly press, fond of photographing him measuring doughnut holes with calipers, refers to him as the "Will Hays" of the doughnut industry.