Word: interests
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...will be released in book form next fall. Meanwhile, our Market Research department decided to find out some things-including what they thought of TIME-about this year's crop of graduating seniors in 56 well-known U.S. colleges and universities. Some of the results may be of interest...
...passing interest in this electoral year is the seniors' opinion of six prominent American political figures. They were asked (before the Republican Convention) whether they liked, disliked or felt neutral about these men. The seniors' replies are tabulated below-minus the approximately 1% who did not answer the question...
Unlike Franklin Roosevelt, who liked to needle Republicans with provocative statements during their conventions, Harry Truman soft-pedaled politics last week. He seemed to have no interest in what was being said about him at Philadelphia; not until the second ballot did he turn on the television set in his office. Later, secluded in his study, he watched the convention's climax...
...36th's pilots, with their P-80 Shooting Stars, ground crews and dependents would all be transported by ship from Panama. The Air Force said it was just a routine rotation, made in the interest of training personnel in European operating conditions...
Publisher Crum was still coy about his backers. Marshall Field, he explained, will keep only a 25% interest in the Star. Together, Crum & Barnes will hold 33 ⅓%. In the next fortnight they will select, from offers of $3,000,000 in working capital, the $1,500,000 they want...