Word: maile
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...many canceled subscriptions do you have to tabulate each week as an expression of the ire of McCarthyites over your point of view of their hero? . . . My renewal subscription to TIME for the next three years, which goes into the mail today, can offset three cancellations by Joe's joes. And I hereby take time...
...frigate birds do pretty well. For centuries, the islanders in France's remote Tuamotu archipelago have used the frigate bird to carry messages from island to island, putting their faith in the tropical laziness that prompts the birds to fly no farther than the nearest island. If the mail is not always delivered on time and seldom with any privacy, at least it costs nothing and there are no stamps to fuss with...
...banker, the fundamental operations which his bank performs are: the maintenance of checking accounts, of savings accounts; the collection of checks, votes and bills; the transfer of funds by mail, wire or telephone, the financing of imports and experts through commercial letters of credit; the issuance of traveler's letters of credit and traveler's checks; and loaning of money...
...mailboxes will each be large enough to hold two small magazines in addition to normal mail. About $3,000 will be spent in making replacements in Matthews, Weld, Grays, Thayer, Hollis, Stoughton, and Holworthy. Installations should be completed in about six weeks...
After the army deposed Vargas, in 1945, Café Filho re-entered politics, won a seat in the Chamber of Deputies, took up his old role of caustic, lone-wolf critic. He drew more fan mail than any other Deputy. Said Getulio Vargas, planning his own political comeback, "Café Filho is the most effective man in Congress. I wish he were on my side...