Word: sending
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...total wheat production. Critics of the Administration program cried out not for more generosity but for less. On one hand were those who thought the program would impoverish the U.S. On the other hand were those who believed that such continuing abnormal exports, creating shortages at home, would send prices into the final runaway inflation...
...telephone operator flashed neighboring Houston: "For God's sake, send the Red Cross. ..." A dazed young woman walked the streets with a dead child in her arms. Stunned people walked into the sides of buildings and cars, and on the waterfront, those heroic people who always turn up when men are dying died themselves while following cries from under the flaming wreckage. Trucks loaded with dead rumbled by and sound trucks bellowed warnings through the streets...
Americans in Buenos Aires busily pushed cultural schemes, such as a program to send more students northward each year. Others worked to further the unspectacular but steady growth of Argentine exports to the U.S. But as long as the U.S. maintained its foot-&-mouth disease ban on cattle and the Mediterranean fly ban on fruit, and as long as the U.S. kept growing the same farm products as Argentina, there would be a limit to the boom...
Shortly after the first explosion, Veteran Ham B. H. Standley (W5FQQ) of Houston rushed to the scene, set up his emergency unit and began transmitting messages. Samples: "Joe Vasquez not expected to live. Is in Room 323, St. Joseph's Infirmary [Houston]." "To Fort Crockett: send all available officer-type gas masks." "To Houston Boilermakers' Union: please send 50 bottles of oxygen and acetylene Texas City...
Radcliffe will send an entry to the annual college poetry contest at Mount Holyoke College in the person of Judith Nelson, Radcliffe '49, whose poem, "On the Death of a Friend," was selected last night as the best original work by a 'Cliffedweller...