Word: fax
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...recent times? Last week Fairfax Mastick Cone, 56, executive committee chairman of Foote, Cone & Belding (annual billings: more than $100 million), listed his favorites of the past decade, limiting the field to magazine ads (he considers them the most demanding) and excluding his agency's campaigns.*"Fax" Cone...
...group of staffers started to copy Volume II (the conference record) page by page on the office Thermo-Fax machine ordinarily used to copy letters and other single sheets of paper. Meanwhile, Staff Photographer George Tames was put to work photographing Volume I (the background papers). As duplicates came off the Thermo-Fax machine, five Teletype operators began sending the conference record over the Times's leased wires to New York. They worked all night, and by next day had 14 additional Western Union circuits operating at one time to New York. They tied up so many wires that...
Secretary of the Treasury Humphrey said that Smith was assigned to Undersecretary Folsom, with responsibility for analysis and planning fax policy. At Harvard Smith directed the writing, and publication of a special fax study to determine the effects of taxes on industry...
...currently on leave of absence to take up his fax duties in Washington. The professor had gone to the Capital on January 2. He was a member of the Board of Syndica of the University Press...
Henry Allen Mee. secretary of the Gusgenheim Foundation, told a Rouse committee investigating fax-free foundations that there was no credible doubt concerning Fairbank's loyalty to the United States...