Word: ticket
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...anti-inflation measure. The miners struck. With the election coming on, Harry Truman called John Lewis to the White House and promised that the case would be "reviewed." The miners went back to work, and John Lewis went back to supporting the Democratic ticket. From that day on, the only real question was what Harry Truman would say when he paid his political debt...
...speeding ticket which I received at the able hands of Officer McDermott . . . was generous in listing my speed as 65, when both he and I knew I was going somewhat faster ... I will be unable to appear as my ship has . . . sailed away with me upon it. I ... fly a jet fighter airplane based on an aircraft carrier ... I plead guilty [but] I would caution you to submit any financial claims rapidly because jet flying . . . has turned out to be somewhat hazardous. The odds are roughly three to one that if I don't receive your assessment within...
Hugh. L. McCauley '53 of Dunster House said the group would discuss the frequent mix-ups in House dances, the especially those held during the Yale week-end. At that time Adams, Dunster, Kirkland and Leverett Houses became involved in a ticket price...
Died. William David ("Earnest Willie") Upshaw, 86, tub-thumping Prohibitionist, lecturer on the evils of liquor and presidential candidate on the Prohibition ticket (82,000 votes) in 1932; in Glendale, Calif. Vice President of the Georgia Anti-Saloon League, he went to Congress from Georgia in 1919, served four terms in the House. At the age of 72, he was ordained a Baptist minister and continued his attack on liquor from the pulpit, this year completed a lecture tour in 22 states and seven European countries...
Owners can pick up the articles at the ticket office on Quincy St. The H.A.A. has sent notices to all those whose names appeared on the lost articles. After next week, the unclaimed items will probably go to charity...