Word: sounded
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Dates: during 1950-1950
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This job, and the Council's other activities scheduled for this fall may have a reasonably sound financial basis according to early reports of the results of the Council's new fund raising method, direct solicitation at registration...
...Schroeder, better known for his tennis than his diplomacy, felt he had good reason to sound off; Art Larsen, the new national champion, had been saying that he, not Schroeder, should have been named to the Davis Cup team. Ted had not competed for the national championship, and he had lost three Davis Cup matches ("I take all the blame"), but he was still sure he could take Larsen any day in the week. Not particularly expecting to be quoted, Ted popped: "The trouble with Mr. Larsen is he is too stupid to realize how lucky...
Flatly denying everything, Gypsy cried: "Look at me-I haven't slept in four nights. I have a terrible case of laryngitis from screaming my innocence at people." To the allegations of "front" activity, she said: "Entertainers are always being asked to help causes, and they all sound innocuous. Should we wire our Congressman to investigate before we do a benefit performance? I'm not a Red and never have been...
Although most persons who studied the collapse of Signature realize that compulsory subscriptions are not popular, they believe this is the only way to act up a magazine on a sound financial basis at Radcliffe. They suggest two methods: a magazine might be associated with the Radcliffe News, already supported by compulsory subscriptions, or the publication might be financed by separate compulsory dues...
...personally relevant war. If you were a reservist living in a number of states or holding a number of ratings this was a simple one-two relevance the war called you and you want to it. If you were between 18 and 25, unmarried, strong of body and sound of mind, there was perhaps a year, as best, intervening between one and two. No matter who you were, this distant, limited war was there a fact...