Word: bureau
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Flying 20,000 copies of TIME out over the Pacific from San Francisco is obviously impossible today. The alternative finally worked out by Bernard Clayton (the head of TIME'S editorial bureau in Honolulu) with the Honolulu Lithograph Company has involved the cooperative purchase of thousands of dollars worth of special magazine equipment. But it is a lasting solution which establishes the Pacific edition of TIME as a permanent venture and makes Hawaii a permanent center for distributing TIME by plane throughout the Pacific area...
...Fortress on the Northern Convoy Patrol, will address a meeting for all University members interested in aviation service to be held this Thursday at 7:30 o'clock in Emerson D. The New England Aviation Cadet Committee working jointly with Elliott Perkins '23, chairman of the War Service Information Bureau, and the Harvard War Information Committee is sponsoring the meeting...
...civilian population has shrunk 2.4%. Reason: so many citizens have put on uniforms. Checking up between April 1940 and March 1943, the Census Bureau found that the overall U.S. civilian population had dropped from 131,300,000 to 128,200,000. Biggest slump was in New York (4.9%). Biggest jump (27.5): the District of Columbia...
Outsider: Ben Kilgore, 42, bushy-browed independent, for ten years executive secretary of the State Farm Bureau Federation, conceded some chance...
...Friley, president of Iowa State College, at first tried to protect his corn-belt Don Quixote from the dairymen's fury, mumbled about academic freedom. But then he himself was summoned to a meeting of 100 angry Iowa milk producers. Orated Francis Johnson, president of the Iowa Farm Bureau Federation : "The farmers are alarmed over this tendency to make Iowa State College a tax-supported Harvard. They're not ashamed of the 'cow college' label...