Word: bulletin
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...crossed the plate. During another game, when fly-chasing Di Maggio backed into a deep gully on the edge of the field, Captain McClure jumped into his private jeep, scooted across the field to see if he was hurt. The Captain is constantly tacking notices on the clubhouse bulletin board. The morning of a game with the Senators, one read: Orders of the Day From: The Commanding Officer To: The Baseball Detail Subject: Baseball game at 1530 [3:30] today Orders...
Both Charlie Chaplin and U. S. Ambassador Joseph C. Grew were once marked for Japanese assassin's bullets, in an attempt to get the United States to declare war, it was revealed by Grew in a feature article in the current issue of the Harvard Alumni Bulletin discussing the Nipponese tradition of political murder...
...feature article written for the issue of the Alumni Bulletin, Joseph C. Grew '02, former United States ambassador to Japan, and president of the Alumni Association, expressed his opinions on the the internal political system of that country by stating that, "Life is cheap in Japan...
...grassy hill outside Kunming, four U.S. flyers, killed in a Jap bombing raid, lay newly buried in the damp China soil. Back in the barracks, their friends read the ugly facts in the news bulletin. Some were men from the Pennsylvania coal fields. Their first reaction was bewilderment: ("Why do they let John Lewis push them around that way?"); their second, cold fury ("I'd just as soon shoot one of those strikers as Japs...
Many other collegiate dailies followed suit. The Princetonian has ceased publication of its regular paper and has been putting out a university bulletin to keep students abreast of Princeton news...