Word: feed
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...membership, are then denied admission to press conferences because they don't "belong." All but one or two of Japan's 50-odd new postwar papers have been kept out. Jiji, Japan's second-biggest news agency, with membership in only two clubs, has to feed its clients unofficial, secondhand yarns...
Last week one of the leading authorities on burns poured all these down the drain and reported that burns specialists now agree on much simpler methods. His recommendation: just wrap up the patient, feed him well and let him heal...
...less than the amount spent weekly by the students of this University on dates and other recreation. If every member of the University would contribute the cost of one evening's recreation to the Food Drive, the Fund would be oversubscribed. Relief organizations have found that five dollars will feed a European university student for three weeks; the price of a movie for two people will pay the cost of one week's food...
Intake & Outgo. The Russians lost for basic economic and ideological reasons. For over a year the wealth of the West has poured into western Germany. Around $200 million worth of food was shipped in to feed the Germans cut off from normal food supplies by the Russian boundary. Nearly a million well-paid, well-fed British and U.S. troops aroused the envy (if sometimes the dislike) of the Germans...
According to a standard set at 2,500 calories per day, the sum of $3,400 was sufficient to feed 1,000 students for ten days, Campbell revealed yesterday in his report to the Student Council. This was deemed "a good beginning, but not nearly as much as the student body is able...