Word: welching
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: during 1940-1949
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
Killed in Action. David, Lord Davies, 29, reputedly richest man in the British Army, Major in the Royal Welch Fusiliers, coal, banking, and railroad heir of the late, liberal 1st Baron of Llandinam; in the European theater...
...have concocted all kinds of pet variations and exclusive trademarks. Columbia's Lou Little has a "split T," Michigan's Fritz Crisler an "unbalanced T," Nebraska, Minnesota and Iowa a "part-time T." The Boston (professional) Yanks call theirs the Q.T. Washington's Coach Ralph ("Pest") Welch, who took on a T with man-in-motion last year, this year dropped the man-in-motion, spread his linemen (see diagram) for a basic off-tackle slice, scrambled this formation with the old Notre Dame box style of offense (a man on each corner). In the quiet...
...than 70 stations in 17 Latin American countries are broadcasting this program.) And then there is "TIME Views the News," which brings listeners the exclusive news reports that come to TIME every day from our own correspondents in every corner of the globe (these newscasts are sponsored by the Welch Grape Juice Co. over 188 Blue Network stations...
...King's Money. Socialist Premier Douglas had given Ottawa a good reason to remember that precedent. He threatened to welch on a $17,500,000 debt. On the joint guarantees of the Dominion and Saskatchewan Governments, Canadian banks had advanced money so that Saskatchewan's farmers could buy seed after the 1937 drought. It was Saskatchewan's obligation to collect the money. Socialist Douglas proposed to collect only 50% of the principal from the farmers, give the Dominion a provincial I.O.U. for the balance. And to the Federal Treasury, which already holds some...
...hearings were far & away the most important that young, earnest Lloyd Welch Pogue, 44, CAB's chairman, has yet scheduled. When the Board members finally decide-not before April 1945-they may settle once & for all two bitterly contested issues: 1) how many competitors will be authorized to invade Juan Terry Trippe's heartland; 2) whether U.S. shipping companies may engage in air operations. Best guess: that Trippe's Pan Am will be hounded by plenty of competitors armed with CAB certificates, but that ship operators will be anchored to their oceans unless Congress amends the Civil...