Word: burdened
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Dates: during 1950-1950
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...burden of taking Burke's place at defensive left halfback will fall on Ron Noonan, an untried sophomore with little game experience. He will be spelled by Bob Ray, although the latter is being relied upon to do much of the running from offensive tailback. Starting offensive guard Jerry Kanter will share defensive duty with Heldtmann, and offensive end Paul Crowley and George Emmons will split Hyde's defensive chores. PROBABLE STARTING LINEUPS HARVARD HOLY CROSS Crowley (176) le Mikutowicz (180) Toepke (196) lt Feitch (210) Kanter (187) lg Jachowicz (180) O'Brien (210) o Gleason (195) Rosenau...
From these carefully prepared positions diehard North Korean soldiers poured fire onto the advancing cavalrymen. Red mines blew the treads off U.S. tanks and convoys were held up under fire for hours at a time. Air and artillery support could not take all the burden off the troops on the ground. Rockets from F80 Shooting Stars set dry grass and bright autumn foliage ablaze, but failed to smash some Communist redoubts. In the first day of the attack the cavalry took many casualties, moved little more than a mile beyond the parallel. Said one officer: "It's been rough...
Gellhorn's solution to the morass into which loyalty and security provisions have plunged the nation's laboratories is a program which would (1) be confined to scientific work which was very closely connected with national defense and (2) put the burden of proof on those measures which would tighten security rules. Such "scandals" as the Fuchs spy case emphasize the need for intensive measures directed against espionage, not heterodoxy. The extensive loyalty investigations and "black-lists" have turned up no spies, Gellhorn asserts, but have dangerously weakened the morale of our scientists and our confidence in free inquiry...
...Blandings got to thinking that it wasn't really enough just to own a house. A man ought to pull his weight in the community. What happened to fiction's famous flannel-brained Manhattan adman in the social & political briers of rural New England is the lightsome burden of Blandings' Way, FORTUNE Editor Eric Hodgins' sequel to Mr. Blandings Builds His Dream House...
...knows all the answers about compulsory medical insurance. The American Medical Association, among others, has raised some of the questions: the eventual cost, the effect on quality of service, possible abuse by "frivolous" patients, and the added burden on doctors...