Word: bulletin
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...that in its three years of existence the Guild had yet to win a concession from its archenemies, William Randolph Hearst and the conservative directors of the Associated Press. Of this, two Guild martyrs at the convention, handsome Dean Sothern Jennings, fired by the Hearstian San Francisco Call-Bulletin two years ago, and Morris Watson, baldish A. P. man whose ousting will be argued clear to the Supreme Court, were walking examples. Moreover, Guild officials frankly admitted membership had not increased as they hoped. Once the Guild had 10,000 newshawks signed up. Half of these had quit from apathy...
Fear of offending potential contributors to the Tercentenary Fund caused the "Alumni Bulletin" to refuse publication of an account of the radical activities of Harvard graduates, "The Nation," leftist New York weekly, charged last night. Officers of the "Alumni Bulletin" refused to comment on the matter...
...Special Bulletin (May 26): A new crisis developed late this afternoon in connection with the pump diggings, when a multi-ton truck came blundering along the road and caused the entire excavation to cave...
...Harvard Alumni Bulletin, official publication of the Harvard Association and of the Associated Harvard Clubs and also in the Harvard Crimson, daily paper published at the college of a recent date, Jerome. D. Greene, secretary, again writes an article concerning the advertisement of Frank W. Meyer appearing in the Progressive, October 31, 1935. As we stated before, Mr. Meyer used the name Harvard College as a heading for his advertisement and it seems that Mr. Greene can't quite get over the idea of Mr. Meyer using this heading...
...speaks Loring B. Andrews '25, instructor in Astronomy, in the May 1 Alumni Bulletin. His thesis is that ultraviolet radiation may affect not only plants, trees, and over a period of years the earth, but also that it has a direct effect on the bodies and minds of humans...