Word: replacedable
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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With somewhat less ease the Chicago papers had also bypassed the printers. In three weeks of strike, the papers had worked the major kinks out of the new photoengraving (VariType) process that had replaced typesetting. Papers were normal size, and readers who had complained about the typed look now liked...
Three hundred typists replaced the 1,550 strikers. The Sun and Times, operating 24 hours a day, hired the biggest crew with such lures as free turkey dinners on Thanksgiving Day to keep them punching. Copyreaders briefed the girls on the mysteries of their symbols, which the typists found not...
The moviemakers have replaced this love story of tortured velleity with one of more baroque appeal-one scarcely, however, so recognizably Venetian, American, or, to name the spade, anything. Briefly, the movie niece (Susan Hayward) is young, has led a void life caring for the old lady (Agnes Moorehead), has...
All comments will be read and classified over the weekend. Reynolds will be informed of the protests made concerning food quality, Lally said. He emphasized that if the plan is put into operation, the missing wheat products will be replaced in the menu by larger quantities of other foods.
"I don't know much about economics. I'm a business man." This is how William H. Claflin, Jr. '15, describes himself in regard to his position as Treasurer of the University. Claflin insists that he performs his main job, the investment of Harvard's money, under the influence of...