Word: seated
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Jacunski a thing from there," said the Sage, "but Leibert to me, and I'll have my Carpenter build you a seat...
...Republicans alike, conceded that Pennsylvania's earnest, able Governor Edward Martin would sweep out New Dealing Joe Guffey and that John Bricker would have an easy time in Ohio knocking off Democratic Senator James W. Huffman. Dopesters were also pretty sure that the Democrats would pick up a seat in Kentucky, which now has a Republican Senator only because of an interim appointment by its Republican Governor...
...year-old Republican Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. If Jim Curley does not line up Boston's machine and heavy Catholic vote for jowly Dave Walsh, a Republican trend among independents could easily put Lodge over. In any event, Lodge has a good chance to return to the Senate seat he resigned...
...routine. As the Pan American Airways Clipper (bound for Lisbon from New York) taxied towards the airport terminal, the pilot snapped an order: "Flaps up." The copilot, who had flown many hours in DC-4s, instinctively reached down with his left hand, yanked the lever next to his seat...
...Pearson & Allen petition put FCC on a hot seat it had warmed for others. Last spring, FCC's now famous "Blue Book" (TIME, March 18) threatened to revoke broadcasting licenses of stations that preferred commercials to programs. As a glaring example, it cited Hearst's Baltimore station, WBAL, which once broadcast 507 spot commercials in a single week. That is the station Drew and Bob want...