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...suppose TIME means more to me these dangerous days because so often I know who gathered what item of first-hand news from where. So perhaps this travel log of how TIME'S Foreign News and World Battlefronts editors are getting out to the places where the news is born will give you in turn an added interest in TIME'S news this summer and fall...
This is all a part of TIME'S unique system of writer-shuttling, under which TIME'S editors are constantly going overseas to get the first-hand feel of the news-and TIME'S correspondents are constantly shuttling home to go to work as editors...
...this department is keeping six reporters and two researchers on the move for you. Two of these writers are Reg Ingraham and Jim Shepley, who work out of Washington-another is John Walker, who saw the German invasion of Poland and was one of the first U.S. journalists to learn first-hand what a blitzkrieg means-another is James McConaughy Jr., just back from a swing around the Army camps in the Southwest-still another is Robert Sherrod, who spent six months last year with General MacArthur's men in Australia and New Guinea. But the most important member...
Since all financial aspects are closely related to governmental policies, intensive first-hand studies will be made of taxation, the disposal of federally owned commodities and equipment, and the re-negotiation or termination of present Washington contracts...
Harvard men are again called upon by the CIO to help. We therefore urge all students to join in forming a new Fore River Student Labor Committee. Here is an opportunity for much-needed contact between college men and organized labor, for first-hand experience and understanding which will be vital in the post-war world, And above all, this is a war activity, a direct contribution to increasing production for victory. Will all those individuals and organizations interested please contact Allen Barton. Leverett...