Word: complaints
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Actually, Arnold, now a Federal judge himself, had been looking down his nose at A.P. for several years. In 1940 he had tried to persuade Washington Times-Herald publisher Eleanor Patterson to file a complaint after her application for A.P. membership was blocked by the Washington Star and Post. She refused. Two years later Marshall Field was willing. Target of the suit is A.P.'s set of bylaws. Under them it is almost impossible for a newspaper owner to get A.P. service, even if he can pay, in a city where there is already an A.P. member paper...
Peeper. In Brockton, Mass., the dog-catcher got a complaint from a woman that a puppy had been peeking in her window every night...
...work hard and spend most of our time bemoaning the fact to each other. However, one thing there should be no cause for complaint is our execl- lent teaching staff ably directed by Dr. C. L. Chaffee...
...Congress Representative Howard W. Smith at once introduced a sweeping bill to make the organization of foremen illegal in war plants. But in Detroit tough Howard Keys held his ground: "Wilson's statement," said he, "was an ancient and foolish complaint. It is much later than Mr. Wilson thinks...
...Robson should be an effective force against the further spread of radio ham. His Man Behind the Gun has received many unsolicited tributes, but none so telling as the complaint of some returned U.S. marines who heard his three dramatizations of their experiences on Guadalcanal. The marines asked him please not to put them through it again...