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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...plug the gaps in this national network, TIME'S Domestic News Bureau has part-time-but no less important-correspondents strategically located in 79 cities across the U.S. Their job is not only to watch for news stories of more than local interest, but to keep us constantly filled in on what people in their sections are doing, saying, thinking. And you may be sure that these correspondents never fail to jack us up when we get off the beam; they are, in fact, our quickest, toughest critics...
TIME recognized the need for this kind of local-national coverage in 1929 when we hired our first full-time out -of -town correspondent - David Hulburd, who is now chief of TIME'S Domestic News Bureau-and sent him to Chicago to open our first news bureau. He also was in charge of our first Pacific Coast bureau (at San Francisco), which got under...
...that first Pacific Coast bureau that got us started on the job of telling you what a huge industrial development the Coast was headed for. Our on-the-spot correspondents sensed it, and repeatedly told our skyscraper editors about it. After a while we found ourselves in the happy position of having predicted-in the course of covering the news-exactly what was taking place...
...example of the kind of guidance reports we get from our correspondents, let me quote from a recent dispatch from Sidney James, West Coast bureau chief...
...Washington, the Bureau of Labor...