Word: advisee
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Last week, two of the projected leagues decided to give up. Said Promoter John F. ("Chick") Meehan of the Trans-America Football League : "With the Stadium I had plenty of ammunition. With out it I just had conversation. . . ." Harold ("Red") Grange, quitting the U.S. Professional Football League, said moodily: "I...
Last week both House and Senate put the timid delegates to shame. Unanimously they adopted resolutions urging U.S. participation in a permanent "international educational and cultural organization." Reassured, the U.S. delegation promptly took steps to restore the original provision to the charter. If it is shaped to the wishes of...
Only those whose 17th birthday falls between October 1, 1944 and August 31, 1945 are eligible. Cuts will be excused, Perkins commented, "I should not advise anybody already in Harvard College to leave at this time to join the ASTRP . . . . It would only break up his Harvard education to start...
Wherever Lieut. General Sir Montagu George North Stopford led his XXXIII Corps last week, his flock of ducks went also. Every mess tent had its complement of parrots and parakeets. But even the Fourteenth's men thought last week that a sergeant had reached the ultimate. His new pride...
Sell the U.S. The trouble with OPA, he decided, was that no one had really told the U.S. what OPA was trying to do. Adman Bowles set out to tell it. He set up some 631 committees of farmers, housewives, industrialists to advise OPA (and incidentally to learn about it...