Word: bulks
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Another 6-3 giant, Chilcott, will provide the bulk on the left side of the line; his running mate, Ralph Kovanda, packs 191 pounds in his five feet, eight inches...
Last week Editor & Publisher documented this pinch: U.S. journalism has contributed 21,000-odd employes to the war effort (the great bulk of these to the armed forces). Hardest-hit are mechanical departments (5,046 employes). And unlike editorial departments (almost as hard-hit, with 4,333 employes in service), skilled newspaper mechanics are not easy to replace with women...
...torrid August and September weeks. The reserves came from training camps in Western Siberia, not from the front line in the east where a section of the Red Army guards against any Japanese attack. If Marshal Timoshenko expected Stalingrad to fall he was almost certainly withdrawing-and saving -the bulk of his veteran troops for battles to come...
When the doors of Memorial Hall close this afternoon on the last of the weary upperclassmen, figures should show a rise of 67 men over last year's total, bringing the enrollment of the College up to 3580. The bulk of this increase, however, will be in the huge Freshman class, as war hits the ranks of the upper classes...
...Government has some money of its own to spend for leaflets, posters and motion pictures, but the great bulk of such advertising is supported by U.S. business firms which donate or share their space and time, by copywriters, artists, marketing men and other professionals who give their talent and experience. John Hamilton Morse of the Bureau of Foreign & Domestic Commerce estimates that more than $30,000,000 worth of white space alone was given to the Government for the bond campaigns in the 18 months through July...