Word: tagging
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Cambridge Police announced last night a new "tag and tow" policy to eliminate student parking on the city streets. The policy is the result of complaints of firemen who were hindered by illegally parked automobiles in their attempt to fight the Leverett House fire early Monday morning...
Richard J. Linehan, Acting Chief of Cambridge Police, said a special sergeant had been appointed to "tag night in, night out until those streets are cleared." The new policy, effective last evening, will be directed against all cars, but "especially cars out-of-state...
...atomic energy. She also uses Baruch as a peg on which to hang gratuitous, chapter-length histories of Woodrow Wilson's Administration, World Wars I and II. the Roaring Twenties, the Depression, etc. Standing at the cribside of modern history, Author Coit is footnotoriously conscientious, but the $7.50 tag her publishers have placed on her services is a steep rate even for a scholarly baby sitter...
...Commuter Tag. In Indianapolis, after police notified Walter Niedrich, 23, in Louisville that they had recovered his stolen car, he was arrested when he arrived to claim it, for having stolen a car to make the trip...
...Seat. In Ahoskie, N.C., after city officials bought a dozen pairs of yellow plastic rain pants for the fire department, Chief J. D. Linkous noticed that inside each pair was a tag reading: "Do not use near heat...