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doc#25 | proposed committee to hold public hearings", | Mr. | Notte said, "to obtain the views of the |
doc#88 | almost immediately after the first snowfall", | Mr. | Schaefer said. </p><p> The Councilman, who |
doc#90 | Mr. Simpkins was a child. </p><p> Now 38, | Mr. | Simpkins was graduated from the University |
doc#24 | present status of civil defense in the city, | Mr. | Hawksley said he would be willing to bet |
doc#88 | continued through the week. What he did, | Mr. | Werner said, was let manual laborers go |
doc#24 | appointment of a full-time CD director, | Mr. | Hawksley said, then he plans to call a |
doc#144 | uneasily. </p><p> "What is it you want me to do, | Mr. | Brenner"? </p><p> Brenner shrugged carelessly |
doc#133 | cooked in a restaurant. We'll work hard, | Mr. | Morgan". </p><p> "I'll see", Morgan said. |
doc#133 | lucky we got here. Could you give us a job, | Mr. | ..." </p><p> "Morgan. Dan Morgan". </p><p> |
doc#133 | said; then she murmured: "You're very kind, | Mr. | Morgan. Do you take in all the strays who |
doc#144 | and turned around. </p><p> "I don't know, | Mr. | Brenner", he said haltingly, beginning |
doc#26 | turned his back on his 1910 philosophy, | Mr. | Reama said: "A Socialist is a person who |
doc#24 | for the nation's civil defense program, | Mr. | Hawksley said the federal government would |
doc#25 | Legislative Council might perform the review, | Mr. | Notte said that instead he will take up |
doc#109 | dancer out of his personal, pedestrian self, | Mr. | Nikolais has experimented with relating |
doc#35 | to head off such a rival primary slate, | Mr. | Wagner talked by telephone yesterday with |
doc#133 | the table, shaking her head. "I'm sorry, | Mr. | Morgan. I'm usually a very strong woman |
doc#88 | shape than Baltimore after the last storm, | Mr. | Schaefer listed several improvements he |
doc#133 | him. He said: "If it's all right with you, | Mr. | Morgan, I'll sleep out here on the couch |
doc#39 | beaming: "Look, he took everything I had"! | Mr. | Khrushchev was jesting in the expansive |