Word: bulletin
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Kaimuki Waikiki Post 3865 of the Veterans of Foreign Wars publicly viewed the situation with alarm. Editorialized the Honolulu Star-Bulletin: "Something must be done. . . ." The Federal Security Agency ordered a top official to the Islands to investigate...
Announced only last week was the death of Peter B. Saltonstall '43, son of Leverett E. Saltonstall '14, Governor of Massachusetts and President of the Board of Overseers. He was killed in action on Guam, August 13. A bulletin of last Tuesday told of the death of Donald W. Richards '45, who, at 18, was the star of the Harvard football team and a three letter man. He was killed in France on August...
...Lieut. Commander K. P. A. Taylor (retired) reported in the Naval Medical Bulletin that the larger the city, the smaller the per-capita donation. Harrisburg (pop. 84,000) gives a pint a week for every no citizens, New York (pop. 7,500,000) gives one pint per 1,570. Commander Taylor thought big cities would give more if they had more than one center apiece...
...Irwin Edman Writes." --Harvard Liberal Union Bulletin, July...
Complete details on the state-by-state voting specifications were published in the July issue of the "Bureau of Naval Personnel Information Bulletin," a service magazine distributed through ward rooms in schools here...