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Joseph Stalin told the world last week that his allies had so far failed him. He told it in a letter to Henry C. Cassidy, 32, Moscow A.P. correspondent. The letter was typed (in Russian) on white paper and was boldly signed in purple ink: Dear Mr. Cassidy...
...beer. Summer was over for the Philharmonic orchestra; it had been about as quiet as a monsoon. The open-air season at Manhattan's Lewisohn Stadium had piled up the largest deficit in the orchestra's 25-year history, most of which is written in red ink. Dimmed out as an air-raid precaution, the outdoor stadium had been plagued nightly by the whir of airplane motors. A bolt of lightning had demolished the sound shell on the stadium stage. The final concert had ended in a steady drizzle of rain, with seven violinists sadly sticking to their...
These words were ink-wet on the newsprint when London dispatches like Geoffrey Parsons' indictment of U.S. fighters arrived; when other dispatches questioned the quality of the Army's heavy bombers. People wondered, and they had the right to ask: "Who's lying...
This Harvard wartime transformation, greatest in its 306 years, was drafted in red ink: the university's budget this year has been upped from...
...long after the early red ink years from 1923 to 1926-even after Mr. Roosevelt moved from Hyde Park to the White House in 1933-it looked as though 500,000 would be timberline for TIME...