Word: reporter
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...group tossed out its seven-months-old plans for and auditorium and an activities center annexed to Memorial Hall. In a report released last night by Henry C. Clark '11, secretary of the Committee, the project was called too costly and without permanent value. Including endowment, the center would have cost around...
Directors of the Alumni Association, joint founders of the Committee with the executive board of the Associated Harvard Clubs, will receive the report October...
California. It reported that "Scientist X" had gone to Nelson's home one night in March 1943, had read to Nelson a "complicated formula" which Nelson copied down. Several days later, Nelson got in touch with the Soviet Consulate in San Francisco, met Vice Consul Peter Ivanov on the grounds of St. Francis Hospital. There, said the report, "Nelson transferred something to Ivanov ... If the matter transferred included the formula that Scientist X had given Nelson-and the inference is irresistible that it did-it was a formula of importance in the development of the atom bomb...
...days later, the report said, a Soviet Embassy official went to Nelson's home, gave him "ten bills of unknown denominations." The committee recommended that Nelson be prosecuted for espionage and cited for contempt of Congress. It said that the testimony of "Scientist X," who swore that he had never known Nelson, would be turned over to the Attorney General...
...report (based on a sampling of 25,000 households), interviewers combined both questions. A literate person is still anybody who has completed the fifth grade-a definition that will make many sixth-grade teachers and some college professors wince. But an illiterate is now a person who i) has not finished five years of school, and 2) says that he cannot read & write...