Word: correctly
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Dates: during 1950-1950
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...presentation of the First Annual Cummerbund Cup, to the "most nattily attired outfielder." Presenting the beautiful piece will be Cummer von Bund, head of the German-American Cummer Bund. A check with Mr. Bund's office late last night revealed that he had not yet fixed upon his very correct costume for the occasion, but it was indicated that he will be "so lovely you could...
...heating pad and a hot-water bottle she had kept the temperature in the carriage at 96°-a few degrees warmer than the temperature of an incubator. She had boiled chemicals on an electric plate to provide extra oxygen in the room. She had fed the tiny infant correct formulas from well-sterilized bottles. At the hospital astounded physicians found that the baby had gained six ounces...
...Tourism Committee also announces that additional efforts have been made this year to insure fair prices and courteous treatment of tourists this summer. According to the committee, the national tourist bureaus of E.R.P. nations have made effective measures to curb and correct abuses...
...only necessary to be "correct in every particular," Baltimore's Gentleman-Merchant Alexander Brown advised his sons early in the 19th Century, "but also to have the appearance of correctness." From the day he arrived in Baltimore from Ballymena, Ireland in 1800, spectacled, respectable Alexander Brown followed his own advice. He set up an Irish linen business, gradually built a fleet of eleven sailing ships, became a merchant banker. By the time he died in 1834, Alexander Brown had much more than an appearance of correctness: he had $2,000,000 as well...
This week, with a correct, quiet pride befitting the occasion, Alex. Brown & Sons held an open house to celebrate its 150th anniversary as the oldest name in U.S. investment banking. Baltimore's Mayor Thomas D'Alesandro Jr. and hundreds of other civic leaders dropped by to pay their respects and look over the ship models and old company records on display. They could thank Alex. Brown & Sons for much of the growth of Baltimore and Maryland. It had helped finance the first major U.S. railroad (the Baltimore & Ohio) and most of Maryland's bridges, including...