Word: pamphlet
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Over five hundred Yardlings expressed interest in social service work at registration, and, in reply, the Phillips Brooks House Committee has published a pamphlet featuring an article by Governor Saltonstall, to further explain social service work. About two hundred undergraduates were actively engaged in this work last year, and the Committee hopes to increase this number during the next few months...
Here at Harvard, the ASU intends to form an academic freedom committee to campaign for the Michigan students. It also intends to distribute "Without Fear or Favor," the excellent pamphlet of the Michigan Committee for Academic Freedom, which describes the case. The ASU also plans to have Nathaniel Brooks, one of the expelled students, as a speaker at its coming mass meeting. It invites all people interested in preserving academic freedom to join in the fight for democracy on the campus. The Executive Committee, Harvard Chapter, American Student Union...
...warning, the old maids find a dying parachutist in the bottom of their garden. A few moments later a British officer knocks at their front door. He has lost his way to the airport, wants to borrow a map. Having done their homework on the Ministry's invasion pamphlet the Misses Grant know enough to keep the officer talking until a tongue slip (he says "Yarvis" instead of Jarvis Hill) reveals him as a German. One lady holds him at bay with a pistol found on the dying man while the other wobbles off by bicycle to get help...
...demand an investigation of all British propagandists in the U. S. The State Department and the FBI promised to look into Sir George's activities. A member of the Embassy staff told the Washington Post: "We wish someone would drop Sir George Paish over Germany as a pamphlet...
...American Defense Society, Inc. immediately reprinted Lyle's piece as a pamphlet, distributed 50,000 copies. The London Daily Mail published it in Britain, sent thousands of copies to soldiers in the trenches. Then came Armistice, and in the delirium of that hour The War of 1038 was forgotten...