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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...aero mechanics, however, proved surprisingly indigestible. They called off their strike and set out to fight Beck with billboard displays, radio programs and full-page newspaper advertisements. They described Beck's newly founded local at Boeing as the "foul-hatched, illegitimate offspring of a power-crazed dictator . . ." They also had the impertinence to use heavy-handed humor in bearding the heavy-handed czar. One ad featured a drawing of an old-fashioned privy which was entitled the "Beckhouse." Another pleaded: "Don't go Beckward...
Further Information on the School for Young Lawyers appears on page four...
Experts today assume that Gutenberg made the change after he discovered he was not putting enough material on each page to keep the Bible the size he wanted...
...Guilty? Then Guthman took the evidence to President Raymond B. Allen of the University of Washington. Last week, the Times headlined the story of Guthman's detective work - and President Allen's decision - on Page One. Said Allen: "I have examined the evidence assembled by Professor Rader and the Seattle Times ... I consider that Professor Rader was falsely accused...
Flipping through the blurbs and blarney of Its trade press one day last week, Hollywood stopped to goggle at a full-page ad. Blazoned as an open letter "to the top executives of the motion picture industry," the ad said...