Word: maile
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...West German Constitution rejects "any form of racial discrimination." He pledged his government to unrelenting prosecution of all Jew-baiters.* The Bundestag listened in strained silence, broken only by the distracting paper-shuffling of a neo-Nazi member, sideburned Franz Richter, who was ostentatiously leafing through his morning mail...
...asked if Curley was moving out of the building, he took us down a back corridor, opening door after door, and saying, "Look, look in there, there are eighteen rooms and they're all empty. The only reason we're here is to take care of Mr. Curley's mail, see? But look at these rooms, empty, all empty...
...outside accounting firm, Manhattan's Price, Waterhouse & Co., found a far different picture. After it separated the actual costs of carrying paid second-class mail from all other costs included in second-class, Price, Waterhouse reported that the Government actually made a $7,000,000 profit on newspapers and magazines...
...Included in 1950's losses: on third-class, $135,872,341; domestic air mail, $35,501,861; fourth-class (books, parcel post, etc.), $77,138,987; foreign mail, $84,684,189; money orders, $23,305,124; Government official mail, $37,265,145; non-postal services, $21,317,281; retroactive payments to railroads...
Scoop. In Halifax, Nova Scotia, the Mail-Star reported: "Mrs. J. E. Montgomery, Robie Street, will regret to learn that she is a patient in hospital...