Word: bulletin
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Army Bulletin board at the school is carrying notices for others who have not yet given blood urging them to donate. To encourage further donations transportation will be furnished to and from the blood center in town...
...haven't looked at Baker Hall bulletin board recently, a few dates may be news to you: Monday, July 19 to Wednesday, July 21, mid-term exams; Friday, September 10, last day of classes for this semester; Saturday, September 11 to Monday, the 13th, reading period; and good ol' final exams from Tuesday, September 14 to Tuesday the 21st, excluding Saturday and Sunday. It'll be a long, drawn out affair this time, but maybe a little less pressing as a result. Oh yes, it's now pretty definite that Commander Collins and Lieutenant Anderson will teach the Supply course...
...Spencer. On the ship's bulletin board appeared a message from the Commander in Chief of the Western Approaches, Admiral Sir Max Kennedy Horton, R.N., addressed to the officers and enlisted men of the Coast Guard Cutter Spencer...
...deaths from pneumonia and meningococcus meningitis (TIME, March 22). A recent Public Health Service survey of absenteeism among industrial workers shows that, in the final quarter of 1942, respiratory diseases were sharply on the rise among the 250,000 men studied. The Metropolitan Life Insurance Co.'s Statistical Bulletin reports a 5.5% increase in deaths among industrial policyholders and adds some clues on 1943 trends...
...editors of the Crimson can serve their college and their colleagues well by analyzing the international wheat trade agreement between Argentina. Australia, Canada, United Kingdom and the United States. This agreement, which has received little publicity in the press, is published in the State Department Bulletin of July...