Word: audits
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...last two years, only $33,000 remained; in one account, a two-year budget of $197,832 was down to $8.33. Thiem also found that the auditor's office, which is required by law to check the books of all Illinois state departments, had not turned in an audit on its own books since Hodge took office...
...dedicated TV-watcher, and the TV industry, the bible of the business is the pocket-size, 15? weekly TV Guide. In a scant 2½ years, it has become a standard fixture in thousands of U.S. living rooms, and the last official check by the Audit Bureau of Circulation (in the first quarter of 1955) showed newsstand sales of 2,378,000, thus made it the biggest weekly newsstand seller in the nation...
...Confidential's latest issue was on its way to newsstands all over the U.S. ("Loaded with sizzling exclusives"), and the magazine trumpeted its success: "Over 4,000,000 and going up." Like everything about the magazine, the circulation claim was excessive. Confidential has applied for membership in the Audit Bureau of Circulations; if accepted, it will come in with a circulation of about 2,230,000, its average for the first six months of 1955. But its newsstand growth has been so fast (only 30,000 readers subscribe by mail) that Confidential expects to reach its circulation claim...
...graduates will register at Fogg Museum at 8:45, and from 9 to 12 will be free to audit any of 25 classes in the Humanities and Natural Sciences...
More important, no one will audit the account books of the groups that show films. They will be able to make as much money as before, provided they do so quietly and slowly...