Word: bulletin
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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McInerney stated that, in May of 1950, Puente asked Griswold to be the American advisor for a series of tax articles which he was planning. Puente at that time told Griswold the details of the program, which were later published in the Law School Bulletin of February 1955 credited to William Sprague Barnes, director of World Tax Service at the Law School...
...never late to meals. So when he failed to answer mess call one day last month, a search party was organized to comb the rugged heights of the Rock. They searched every crevice and called the ape loudly by name. No answer. Last week Gibraltar officialdom issued a sad bulletin: "Rock ape Winston has been missing since ninth December and must now be presumed dead. He is, accordingly, struck off the strength of the fortress from that date...
...Paris' bustling Orly Airport last week, a bulletin board flashed departures to every corner of the globe-Casablanca, Mexico City, Prague, London, New York, Stockholm, Istanbul, Buenos Aires, Tokyo. All planes bore the winged sea-horse insigne of Air France, Europe's biggest and the world's longest airline. Frenchmen could claim with pride that it is also one of the world's most modern. Last week France's international airline was betting some $143 million on a new jet fleet, the biggest outside the U.S. On order were twelve French-built twin-jet Caravelle...
...Better Communities. The U.S. soon began to feel the impact of the commission's work. It sponsored 28 regional and national workshops, put out a monthly bulletin called Citizens and Their Schools and a successor monthly newspaper (Better Schools) which eventually had a circulation of 180,000. With the cooperation of the Advertising Council, it plastered its slogan, "Better Schools Make Better Communities," on billboards, books of matches, bread wrappers and license-plate tabs clear across the country. It answered up to 3,500 pieces of mail a month, sent out over the years 700,000 pieces of information...
...eagerness to accept Simon's proposal, the University neglected to ask for a share of the gate receipts and settled for mere expenses. "But we have not the slightest doubt that the trip will bring forth good fruits," the Alumni Bulletin prophesied smugly. "Whatever else may be said of intercollegiate athletic contests, they turn the hearts of the graduates to their Alma Mater...