Word: ten
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Moscow Conference Soviet policy had switched. Now the U.S.S.R. said she would take her reparations in German goods, which meant lifting the ceiling on German productive capacity. She would, in fact, let Germany turn out ten to twelve million tons of steel a year. Dulles recalled: "A little over a year ago, Marshal Sokolovsky said, 'To leave Germany an annual capacity of nine million tons of steel will mean war within a few years...
Although it has done some positive good, the so-called Newburyport Plan (popular misconceptions to the side) has not brought about general price reductions. Nor was it intended to. Essentially, the ten percent retail price reduction movement is a somber, out of season, post-Christmas clearing sale. Many merchants, rightfully fearful that shoddy, overpriced good would rot on shelves, to be written off as complete losses, saw the light and began selling at wholesale cost. The resultant waves of buying have emptied shelves at no net loss. While a plasma infusion to the store-keeper, this phenomenon has no effect...
Fitz, Ben Gulla of Penn, and Ken Knoernschild of Columbia and clipping the mark at an even .400, based on ten or more times at bat. Other Varsity hitters in the charmed .300 circle are Walt Coulson, Jack Caulfield, and Saul Mariaschin...
...three-week probe found no fault with the quality of the food itself. It is "as good as can be procured," says Bruce. With meals planned only ten days in advance, purchase cannot outrace preparation, so the freshness of the meats and vegetables is assured...
Three in a row will be the cry today when the Varsity travels down-stream to meet its Cambridge neighbor, M.I.T. It will be home-coming for Crimson mentor Bob Maddux who coached the Engineers lacrosse ten before moving to Harvard...