Word: regularization
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...varsity men the schedule is even more strenuous. Footballers labor six afternoons a week, generally watched by "Jake" Fitch himself, who has never forgotten his own athletic undergraduate days. Not counted in any of this are hours of regular marching and drilling, and the hours of extra duty...
...Network sportscasters will use the regular radio studio in the Stadium press box, facilities not employed since the Harvard-Yale game in 1941 was broadcast by a commercial network. If its Tufts broadcast is considered successful, the Network will continue its football coverage for at least the next three or four Varsity informal games...
...bedroom story measured Molotov's own suspicions. When Foreign Commissar Molotov visited Clement Attlee at the Prime Minister's quiet summer home, Chequers, the Russian brought a Russian chambermaid. In stiff disapproval the regular Chequers maid looked on while the Russian woman made Molotov's bed. The eyes of the English maid nearly popped when the pillow was lifted. There lay a long, fat pistol...
TIME (as far as it knows) was the first publication to make regular use of the phrase, "World War II." TIME began so designating the war in September 1939, when the Associated Press, the New York Times and others were insistently and hopefully referring to it as the war in Europe...
...mother's room, the mother gets used to it while it is still in a very sleepy phase. She can feed it whenever it feels hungry-sometimes eleven times a day. Mother and baby are thus well started on breast feeding. Such babies soon adopt a fairly regular schedule. Meanwhile they coo a good deal and suck their fingers very little...