Word: rewardingly
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Bank Robber Willie ("The Actor") Sutton, the nation's most wanted criminal, on an opposite seat. Schuster's tip led police to capture Willie (TIME, March 3). Then, when the cops tried to hog the credit, he hired a lawyer to establish his claim to a rumored reward...
There was no reward, but just after 9 one night last week, a gunman met Arnold Schuster in the shadows of a tree-lined street near his home in Brooklyn, and pumped four .38-cal. slugs into his brain and abdomen...
Although there had been no reward for Schuster's identification of Sutton, several were offered for bringing Schuster's killer to justice. The New York Journal-American offered $10,000 to anyone who gives its city editor-not the police-information which "solely" would lead to the arrest and conviction of Schuster's killer. The Brooklyn Eagle and television station WPIX, owned by the New York Daily News, put up $1,000 each; New York City offered...
Helen Bray feels that she is getting reward enough when a mongoloid child reaches out his hand for her to touch, or another, usually inert, nods his head to her. But last week, 37-year-old Helen Bray got a special reward. Flanked by her husband, son and small daughter, she stood in the hospital's dining room to receive $500 given by the National Association for Mental Health to the "aide of the year to the mentally retarded...
...stores were a success from the start. As a reward, Wood was made Sears' president in 1928. He opened more stores, and by 1931 Sears' store sales topped its mail-order business...