Word: keep
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Dates: during 1950-1950
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...will stop using the name 'Statler' in my advertising . . . you will make trouble for me. That will be an awful hard thing for you to do for several reasons, viz., as follows and to wit: there is a substantial mortgage on this place. I do not keep any checking account, holding my cash in my left and right pants pockets and keeping my accounts on a clear pine board which I burn on March 16, after having made a true and honest accounting of my net income, if any . . . My legal advisers are two of the Justices...
...said that about 250 American prisoners left Seoul on a forced march about Sept. 18. Said Mistretta: "Things began to get pretty bad then. They kept us moving in marches of 15 to 20 miles every day. Some of our buddies died every day. Those who couldn't keep up the march were shot or bayoneted. When a man began to stumble we always carried him along as far as we could but that usually wasn't far enough. I was put in with a group of 47 sick men and allowed to ride in an oxcart. Twenty...
...this GOP optimism is over, as anyone who has been following recent war news can see. Republicans still keep shouting "corruption and Korea," but with the nation cheering victories, the listening public has suddenly become less attentive. Louis Johnson is gone, and President Truman has flown to Wake Island to meet the triumphant General MacArthur. For the Administration the timing of everything could scarcely have been better...
Orson Welles can never keep his left-tinted ideology clear of his work. this is no exception. Welles' Scots mutter dialectical materialism through their scraggly beards, and he has cluttered up Shakespeare's often excellent plot with a large amount of irrelevant detail. To top everything off, Welles has introduced a comic gravedigger and a moving forest. Stay clear of this one; it is at Boston's Copley Theatre...
...certain other workers, was signed between the H.U.E.R.A. and the University last July. That contract cut down the work week for maids and police from five and a half to five days, and for janitors from six to five and a half, with increases in hourly pay to keep take-home wages constant...