Word: ticket
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Operating on the same basis as the undergraduate dining halls, the Union will serve meals at a flat rate of $9.50 per week, with the usual ticket rate of 40 cents for breakfast, 60 cents for luncheon, and 80 cents for dinner...
...nothing else could, the imperial homage to MacArthur told the people that Japan was truly beaten. A railway ticket-seller, when he heard the news, dropped his rice bowl, laid his head on the counter and wept. He said: "My heart is frozen...
...good actor, he played his first big role in knee-deep mud at Churchill Downs, ploughed theatrically from last to first to win the 1918 Kentucky Derby. Suddenly the silence of amazement was split by a colored boy waving his $2 ticket (worth $61.20) and shrieking: "'Ster-minator." After that Exterminator was known to millions by his right name-as well as by his nicknames, which ranged from Hatrack to Old Slim to Poison to Old Bones...
...Football-tickets--for the Tufts game this Saturday and all other games will be available before game time at Soldiers Field at $1,00 a ticket, including tax, the H.A.A. announced this week...
Like those of many great theatrical contemporaries, Oliver Morosco's name still blazes from the marquee of a Broadway theater. As playgoers queued up there last week for tickets to The Voice of the Turtle, the man whose name was on every ticket lay in a Los Angeles morgue. Morosco had died at 69 under the wheels of a streetcar in the city where he first made good. He was dressed in a threadbare suit. In his pocket was eight cents...