Word: filed
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...file with the Association was a formal protest against the exclusion of women from the party. Its author was Mrs. Elizabeth May Craig, correspondent for four Maine papers, pert president of the Women's National Press Club (TIME, June...
...grasses dipping through a dry creek bed. At first light next morning Mohl placed his men like a football coach running signal practice. At 9:40 a.m. a native scout posted 400 yards ahead ran back: six Japs coming. The enemy approached cautiously, rifles at the alert, walking single file, spaced about five yards apart...
Like his top superior, the U.S. Fleet's Commander in Chief Admiral Ernest J. King, he is impatient of failure, abrasive as a file. Men remember that the ships he ran were "taut" rather than "happy." His self-confidence approaches arrogance...
...being sponsored by the Army and Navy, stated Massachusetts Representative Charles R. Clason in a special dispatch to the HARVARD SERVICE NEWS yesterday. Congressman Clason went on to state that "any changes now being made are due to the action of the several services," and although "the Committees may file an advisory report, no legislation is under consideration by the Committee." The Committee referred to in the statement is the House Military Affairs Committee, of which Clason is a member...
...GOPresidential weather vane veered minutely but perhaps significantly last week. The puff of wind came from Wisconsin, whose April 4 primaries will be the first solid test of Wendell Willkie's 1944 popularity with the party rank & file. Two prominent candidates for places as Dewey delegates to the Republican convention declared themselves fed up with waiting for the New York governor to say yes or no, shifted their candidacies to the Willkie slate...