Word: correcting
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...article "Ivy Cinema May Stop" was correct. All statements attributed to Richard Krauss '57 were accurately quoted, as Michael Jorrin '55, a member of the governing board of Ivy Cinema later affirmed...
...first day on the job was memorable because: 1) he was ceremoniously sworn in right in the Attorney General's private office (actually no new oath was necessary ); 2) after one departmental press release announced his coming but neglected to mention his title, a second was issued to correct the oversight; 3) three Department of Justice juniors were evicted from their office so it could become Roy's private office; 4) he demanded a private cable address (denied) and a private telephone line to his old office in New York (also denied...
...Bridgehampton, N.Y., lawyer, Bryan Hamlen, is nationally circulating this petition, addressed to President Eisenhower. It urges the President to "use his influence and authority to correct the abuses of certain Congressional committees, notably Senator McCarthy...
Unfortunately, the businessman was too correct for comfort. Early last month, Chalmers, 46, called on Contractor Richard Cecil, a moving spirit in Benton City's clinic guild, and told him that the clinic was going broke. Reason: his patients paid their bills slowly, and Chalmers' long working days gave him no time for sending out reminders. Although he averaged $3,200 a month on paper, his patients were actually paying him only $1,200, some $1,000 less than he needed to meet his expenses...
...like many of my generation, was saddened by the passing of Professor Bliss Perry. I wonder though if an omission wasn't made in your story of his death. I had remembered that Professor Perry had two daughters and one son; your article mentioned only one daughter. Was I correct? (Miss) Lillian Tellant...