Word: filed
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Negro was John C. Jones, oil refinery worker who had been released from jail the day before, after a white woman who complained he tried to enter her home did not file formal charges...
...together for the National Gallery as an enormous Index of American Design, which artists and manufacturers can study in one place instead of seeking out the scattered originals, it makes a file of about 22,000 pencil and watercolor copies of 17th, 18th and 19th Century homemade art. Some of the collection has been seen before (notably at Manhattan's Metropolitan Museum); other parts will eventually be reproduced in a companion volume to the National Gallery's Masterpieces...
...Accreditation [with the help of a pressmen's committee] of too many persons who went along simply 'for the ride.' . . . These included an attorney, an unaffiliated lecturer who did not file a single story . . . one correspondent who had to be sent home [for misconduct and making a nuisance of himself], and a representative of a beauty magazine...
Carrying candles protected by glass chimneys, the worshipers file silently from the hotel along the rocky pathway to the little church, whose bell tolls solemnly above the rumble of the surf. At service's end the worshipers take up their candles and walk out, the last to leave shutting the door upon the darkened church. Silently all file back to the hotel...
...conference's opening day, police set up wooden barricades near the Luxembourg Palace to keep the crowds back-but there were no crowds. At lunchtime, the Prefect of Police personally inspected the whole palace to make sure that it contained no bombs. Then the delegates began to file past the honor guard's drawn swords (Molotov was the only delegate who did not tip his hat to the guard...