Word: bureaus
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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TIME'S staff is. TIME is a large and varied organization and we maintain a catalogue of subjects that its members know enough about to be counted an authoritative source of information. This catalogue of miscellaneous information is only a minor adjunct to TIME'S research organization, bureaus, correspondents, etc., but it is a useful spot check for TIME'S editors -especially on closing day when time for assembling and verifying information is short. Here, in addition to the subjects mentioned above, are some others that turned up in our recent revision of the catalogue...
...possible; several accomplices are needed. A posse from TIME'S Texas bureaus is now on the trail of the misinformed New York rustlers...
...story began as a three-page query to all but one* of TIME'S ten bureaus throughout the U.S. and to strategically placed string correspondents. The query asked for answers to 35 specific questions like "Is the veteran of World War II by now as discernible a political and community force as he thought he was going to be a few years...
...told you about TIME'S Mexico City bureau's man-of-all-work, whose kind is familiar to journalists every where and whose valuable know-how makes him - in many ways - journalism's indispensable man. He has opposite numbers in TIME'S other bureaus overseas...
Food is in short supply in most countries, too, and Buekner dispatches 200 food packages to the overseas bureaus each month. The one worry he does not have is fretting his purchases through customs at the other end. Russian customs officials, for instance, once levied 3,600 roubles ($300) on some stationery that TLI's Moscow bureau chief had ordered. It took endless dickering to get the stationery released at a sensible...