Word: successfully
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...masses to shout, and they knew it: under the bunting of Mahoning Avenue in Youngstown, swarming in a cheering, yelling horde on Federal Street, breaking through police lines to the car in which the President and Steelmaker Frank Purnell, president of Youngstown Sheet & Tube, were riding.* Democrats had no success in the steel country when Franklin Roosevelt campaigned in 1920; the great steel strike of 1919 was a raw memory; the Democratic machine was broken; a short, savage depression was beginning...
Last year the Student council and the 137 petitioners for which it spoke scored an initial success when the administration acted on its report. Mr. Walsh, an expert in the restaurant business, was appointed to investigate the alleged inefficiency in the Dining Halls. Mr. Walsh investigated for seven weeks and summed up his findings in a voluminous report. The report is still under consideration, and the food is still as bad as before...
This started a steady Kirkland advance, largely made possible through the success of the Eberle-Addington spinner plays. The Gold Coast rallied, however, before the end of the half. In the last quarter both teams let go. Bob James's passes to Hurley and Kuhn sent the Adams men goalward more than once, but they were unable to score...
...these days of crisis, the free press is more than ever a vital force in making our democracy a living, working success. Therefore, TIME is seeking, in this series of advertisements, to give all college students a clearer picture of what the press in general, and TIME in particular, is doing to keep the people of this nation safe, strong, free, and united...
...Youth's Companion' would be published for the first time in this year's law book. Mark Howe of the Buffalo University Law School discovered it and presented it as a gift to Dean Landis. The article gives Holmes's estimation of the characteristics necessary for success...