Word: bureau
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Michigan's hidebound Representative Fred L. Crawford knows what headlines are made of; last year he proposed that the U.S. order Russia to disarm or be atomized instead. Last week, with a nudge from the Hearst press, he made another headline. Hearst's Washington bureau had discovered that the head of the Commerce Department's Office of Industry Cooperation, John C. Virden, had a 22-year-old daughter working in Washington for Tass, the official Russian news agency...
Overcrowded working conditions is the Bureau of Labor Statistics summary of the law profession, and while chemists and chemical engineers may find good prospects now, increasing competition is forthcoming...
...rise in Radcliffe fertility is also recorded. Ninety-one percent of the Class of 1938 marriages have proved fertile, according to Population Bureau statistics, while the corresponding figure for the Class of 1923 is but 78 percent...
...figures are compiled each year by Miss Betty U. Kibbee, research assistant to Dr. Clarence J. Gamble, a graduate of the Harvard Medical School, who heads the Population Bureau's college department...
Doctors, dentists, and laboratory technicians can also expect to find immediate employment. A Bureau survey entitled "Employment Outlook" notes that civil engineers will find good prospects for the next several years, but those starting training now may find an overcrowded field before they graduate...