Word: ticket
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...dropped a footnote to the story of his 1944 jilting by F.D.R. Said he: "When I left Mr. Roosevelt at the train [five nights before the Democratic convention in Chicago] he pulled me down and whispered in my ear-'Henry, I hope it's the same old ticket.' " Asked if he thought he had received a double cross, Henry burst out into loud laughter, but said nothing more...
...fair supply only during the rainy season. But even when the clouds open, distribution pumps often break down. Hilltop houses generally have water only at night, if at all. On Quito streets Indian women carrying buckets in search of water are as familiar a sight as lottery-ticket vendors in Havana. Complained an indignant letter-writer in Quito's El Comercio: "In the morning the cook must take a streetcar to the hospital to see if she can get some water. She usually returns late and without any, so we have lunch at 4 p.m. without a drop...
Prospective spectators will find themselves unable to get student reduced rates on tickets in all price brackets, unless they comply with this request, Lunden warned, since Boston Garden ticket takers will not give reductions on unfiled coupons...
Choice seats for the Princeton basketball game tonight are still in abundance, Frank O. Lunden, H.A.A. ticket manager, announced yesterday, as he urged annual ticket holders to file their second-yellow-ticket coupons at the H.A.A. office before 5 o'clock today...
During the Examination period the Harvard Ticket Agency will be open on Wednesday, January 15 and 22 only, from 1 to 2:30 o'clock...