Word: smokes
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Nevertheless, other delegates to the 18-nation Economic & Social Council (called ECOSOC* for short) found Feonov an easier man to deal with than such wolf-eating lambs as Molotov, Vishinsky and Gromyko. Feonov actually promoted shirtsleeved sessions in smoke-filled hotel rooms in an effort to break impasses on the council floor. But he could not break the bonds of Russian policy...
...cockroach, the cockroach, Doesn't want to travel on, Because she hasn't, oh no, she hasn't, Marijuana for to smoke...
Assistant Secretary Hilldring's advisers agree that the British have been completely unable to get smoke pouring out of the Ruhr stacks, and that if the policy stated boldly by Byrnes is to be anything but a grim failure, it must be supported, at least through its critical initial stages, by U.S. resources, food and know...
Gould was working at the Business School courts when he observed smoke coming from the second story windows of the Carey building, a small frame and stucco structure lying almost adjacent to the northeast corner of the Stadium. Two minutes after he turned in the alarm, the Boston Fire Department, District 11, consisting of two ladder trucks and three engine trucks arrived on the scene. The first alarm was turned in at 3:28 o'clock...
...Chief James A. Kennedy, ladders were quickly raised and holes were knocked in the windows and roof to allow water to reach the flames. Entry to the fire was made difficult by the fact that the whole of the second floor and part of the first was filled with smoke...