Word: ticket
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Said Becker: "Give me the God-damned ticket and forget...
...implication that he is a candidate. Though he hasn't said he won't be, he definitely has said he isn't." In New Haven, barnstorming Henry Wallace back-patted Ike as a "singularly enlightened man," predicted that he could win the presidency on either ticket, would carry all but nine states if he teamed up with Harold Stassen...
Information on tickets for the next five football games rolled out of the H.A.A. ticket office yesterday in a series of announcements by Frank Lunden, H.A.A. ticket manager...
...ride on trains. Mild, deaf, ministerial Bill Green travels 20,000 miles a year on them, but he never tires of the cushioned delights of Pullman bedrooms, is never bored by the sight of flying landscapes. To Bill Green, an old and often lonely man, the railroad ticket is a badge of success, a heart-warming reminder that he is in demand as a speaker, has a salary of $20,000 a year (plus expenses) and a place in the ranks of Prominent Citizens...
...sports fans who give either at athletic contests or through organizations with which they are affiliated. So far this year the H.A.A. has collected $650 to be contributed toward the general Olympic fund allocated by the executive committee. On the back of this year's Yale game ticket application is a request for money for Harvard's contribution to the games...