Word: goals
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...shortage of Catholic chaplains was described in the St. Louis Register recently by Chaplain Robert J. Sherry of Fort McClellan, Ala. Wrote he: "We are more than 200 priests shy . . . and the number must be doubled before the end of the year if the goal of one chaplain for every 1,200 men is to be realized." He mentioned camps where "sometimes the Catholic boys do not see a priest for six weeks or two months and some have never seen a Catholic chaplain...
...across the river will be in similar situations. But the Supply Corps continues, and the Communication School plug on, and the QMC works modestly in mufti, so we'll write a post-valedictory piece since our valedictory appeared in the last issue for these who toil on towards that goal which is already ours...
Emphasizing the conflicts between state and federal control of various social security measures, Hansen, who has served as Consultant to the National Resources Planning Board, also explained many steps that England and Canada have made towards the goal of the Beveridge plans...
...April 12, said Secretary Henry Morgenthau last week, the U.S. Treasury will begin an outsize financing campaign even bigger than last December's huge war-bond drive. The goal this time: $13 billion, $4 billion more than in December...
More to Come. This is only the beginning. Before next month's end one of the greatest single advertising campaigns ever undertaken will be launched by hundreds of advertisers in all fields: a new drive, coordinated by the Advertising Council, for war bond sales. Its probable goal: conversion of 15% of all pay checks into war bonds. Moreover, within the next few weeks newspapers and magazines will sprout scores of ads aimed straight at the hearts of the nation's newest wartime problems. Food companies, for example, will devote increasing amounts of space to easily understood explanations...