Word: staying
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Myers. But Nebraska Power Co. had not moved easily from its private moorings. In its glacier-slow passage from private to public hands, Nebraska Power split the citizens of Omaha into warring groups, at times chilled even the enthusiasm of Promoter Myers. But Promoter Myers does not stay chilled long...
...coalition was loosely formed. But it recognized two political facts of life: Franklin Roosevelt needed pressure from the left to stay "a little left of center"; and this was presumably the President's last term in office. From their first skirmish and hasty retreat, they claimed a partial victory: a Roosevelt promise to "consult" them next time...
...Want to Stay." Last week in Hut 2-B, the two old ladies, still abed, received American visitors, TIME Correspondent William W. Johnson and LIFE Photographer George Silk. They told their story-Victoria in perfect American, Grace with a slight accent. Would they pose for a picture? They fussed and primped, tied ribbons in their white hair, prettied their shawls, tidied their pillows, smoothed the bedcover. Flashlight bulbs popped. They blinked and giggled...
...Aber nein" said Victoria. "We came here with our neighbors, and we want to stay with them. We pray for the war to be over. Then we all want to return to our homes. Perhaps we will live that long...
Trench foot is a sort of mild frostbite that results from letting feet stay cold and damp for a long time. Shelter foot and immersion foot (TIME, May 10, 1943) are essentially the same thing. Circulation slows or stops, feet turn white and numb, sudden warming causes painful burning. The devitalized tissues may recover if kept cool and dry for a few days or weeks. But in some cases blisters develop and become infected, even cause gangrene, amputation or death. Many victims who emerge with feet intact can never fight again because their feet ache on long hikes...