Word: mailboxes
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Another time he obtained, by means he will not disclose, waste paper from Dennett's office and made a file of persons and organizations corresponding with Dennett. Then he rented a special mailbox, adopted the phony names of "Jefferson Breem" and "Adam Quigley," wrote Jew-baiting letters to all the names in the file. He was flooded with antiSemitic, anti-Roosevelt, isolationist literature, not only from persons to whom he had written, but from others as well. Soon other organizations he had never heard of had him on their mailing lists...
Confusion. In Elkhart, Ind., Druggist Charles Judd, his mind on his simples, mailed a sack of letters in a bank's night depository, deposited a sack of money in a mailbox...
Additional men can be nominated by petitions signed by 25 Seniors, which should be placed in the mailbox of the Student Council Office, Phillips Brooks House, or should be given to John Richardson, Jr. '43, chairman of the Election Committee, at Winthrop House G-25 before 9 o'clock tomorrow night...
Council secretary Loren G. MacKinney '42 reported that a new mailbox has been placed outside the Council office in Phillips Brooks House and urged that undergraduates use it for any ideas or suggestions they may have for the Council or any of its committees...
...TIME was a fine unbiased weekly condensation of the news to which I should have subscribed at twice the rate, but I wish to free my mailbox of that stable odor (not new-mown hay) which seeps from the pages of your new-deal TIME...