Word: filed
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...headquarters, where a staff of about 40 will put it together. Forces overseas will receive their copies via destroyer. Where editions can be printed locally, mats will be flown from Manhattan. With readers in all quarters of the globe, its big editorial problem will be to match the rank-&-file intimacy of Stars & Stripes, whose editors worked within hearing distance of the shooting...
...McNutt manpower-mobilization plan was dead, buried in the graveyard file on Mr. Roosevelt's desk. Both Security Administrator Paul V. McNutt and WPB's Sidney Hillman had wanted to be the head man. Logical person to mobilize the country's labor force was the Labor Secretary: Madam Perkins was obviously unsuited. President Roosevelt could have replaced her-but labor leaders, after hours of haggling over who should be her successor, failed to agree; neither A.F. of L. nor C.I.O. chiefs would take a man from the other side. Indications were that no agency would...
...read in the paper that the Treasury would be in charge of alien property, rushed over and filed another application. The Treasury told him also to file with his Federal Reserve Bank, so he went back West and did so. Again he waited in vain...
...Press describing the servicemen they were interested in, giving name of unit, home address, names of kin, anything else of interest. In return the Press promised to tell them any news it had about the servicemen concerned. Over 5,000 coupons have rolled in, usually with photographs. Keeping the file is a fulltime job for two staff members. But it has paid off handsomely in circulation...
...Juniors or Sophomores, including all men now on the waiting list for the Houses, anxious to secure admission to the Houses for either the summer or fall terms should also obtain application blanks at 16 University Hall and file them there not later than April...