Word: filed
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...file of rust-pocked freighters dropped anchor last week in Archangel's harbor. These ships of the United Nations had come to Russia's great Arctic seaport on a mission far different from the one in which ships of the same nations had been engaged 24 years ago. In 1918 Allied ships had put ashore at Archangel expeditionary forces to fight Red revolutionaries; this time the nations of the West brought supplies to an embattled Red Army. The safe arrival of the convoy meant more, however, than a complete turn in the wheel of history. It meant...
Worry. Eli was worried about her acting like a lady. When she talked she generally remembered to talk in the way that is considered very ladylike by one & all on Broadway. Once she screeched, in answer to a question from the prosecuting attorney: "I never file my nails in the presence of others. You're just trying to ruin my character." After all, the pair of them were fighting for their lives-even if their lives hadn't been so much...
...Labor Party's young rank & file nearly broke the Party's wartime political truce with the Conservatives. For the truce: 1,275,000. Against...
...Police Chief Harry M. Niles threatened to file a complaint with...
Another suggestion made was that the Bureau inform groups within the student body of specialized opportunities, and pointed out the advisability of keeping the membership of such groups on file. The problem of secretarial work to handle this detail work could be met, the Committee stated, by enrolling undergraduates who have volunteered to do office work to aid in the war effort. The recent War Service Committee poll revealed that there are at least 24 such men. "They could send out informative post-cards to members of the specialized groups when the requests come in, or they could help keep...