Word: consultation
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...diamond stars and emeralds. Nina-who used to be Georgian Princess Nina Mdivani-advertised her loss in the papers and let it go at that. "Even Sherlock Holmes would have told the police in such a case," mumbled Paris' police chief. "His daughter-in-law had better consult us if she wants her brooch back." (In 1935 Nina dropped $8,000 worth of jewels on the street, where they were picked up by some little boys. Police returned them...
Last week, the row collapsed in an exchange of U.S.-Canadian pleasantries as the subpoenas were withdrawn. Said Clark in a letter to Secretary Marshall: "The information supplied to our representatives at these meetings covered the immediate problems." In future, should similar problems arise, the Justice Department would consult first with the Canadian government. Washington called the outcome a draw, but to Ottawa it looked like a clear-cut victory...
...arrives in Cambridge. The need of a Massachusetts prop school graduate for a capable adviser will not parallel the need of a student from a small town in Kansas. The prep school product is likely to have a friend or a brother already at Harvard with whom he can consult on academic and other activities. The midwesterner will probably be entering a new and alien society, without personal contacts or previous experience to aid him in adjusting. The impact of an impersonal adviser on these two men will have widely divergent results and importance...
When future historians investigate the culture of the early 20th Century, they will look farther afield than the newspapers; magazines and books also tell the human news of their day. Among the files the historians will consult will be the little magazines-and one of them will doubtless be Chicago's slim Poetry: a Magazine of Verse. Last week, in a special 72-page number marking its 35 years of life, Poetry took a historical look at itself...
Appointed to cope with the lack of adequate intramural athletics among Yard and outside house residents were six men, who have been directed to consult with Adolph W. Samborski...