Word: bannings
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...some reason the OWI's Chicago office had decided to ban all news photographers from the hall in which Mme. Chiang spoke. Instead OWI promised to send a Government photographer and to distribute his pictures to all papers...
Britain last week lifted a ban on the railway transport of spring flowers. From Scotland the first boxes of snowdrops went south. The first gorse glinted gold on the Chiltern Hills. London's Hyde Park was carpeted with purple crocuses which lovers crushed, unmindful of the grunts of passersby...
...home front has heard almost no U.S. broadcasts from the fighting fronts. Reason: even after 16 months of war, U.S. network radio still sticks largely to its peacetime ban on recordings...
Meanwhile British radio, with no such ban, has brought the war closer to the English at home by recordings made at the front. Response has been enthusiastic...
...ban, the fencing team, which recently elected a pair of cocaptains, held a second balloting recently to pick a single leader for next year's squad. Donald Mishara '46, of Eliot House and Malden, was chosen after having been picked originally as one of the coleaders of the sabre and foil...