Word: hullabaloo
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...soon as the foreign press heard, It raised a worldwide hullabaloo: "Our secret deciphered! The Russians Also have now what only we had! How did Russia dare? How did Truman and Attlee slip up on this...
Three Soviet propaganda themes rose above the hullabaloo: 1) the old Russian lullaby cooing that Moscow seeks "unity with the peace-loving peoples everywhere"; 2) a nostalgic German love song urging the reunification of East and West Germany "under the leadership of ... the mighty Soviet Union"; 3) a war chant directed at U.S. "war profiteers...
...studying spot in a rear both of one of the eating places. All during the morning, the counters and booths are jammed with people who want to read a hit between classes and who want to smoke. These restaurant scholars have also learned to concentrate with a most incredible hullabaloo going on around them. Indeed they become so accustomed to noise they cannot concentrate without...
...throwing things for generations, have made public uproar an honored tradition. A visiting Frenchman once called Glasgow's men "the greatest bunch of savages in Europe," and Glaswegians took it as a compliment. Last week, stimulated by both the university's 500th anniversary and Scotland's hullabaloo over the Stone of Destiny, the Glasgow savages outdid themselves...
...hullabaloo of argument, President Truman tried to make up his mind last week whether he should sign or veto the Kerr gas bill (see NATIONAL AFFAIRS). The bill's opponents loudly damned it as the biggest raid by "special interests" since Teapot Dome. Just as warmly, the bill's backers called it indispensable for the further growth of the natural gas industry...