Word: reporter
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...ability of TIME'S writers to make a story "come alive" is admired. . . . TIME'S least successful effort to make a .story "come alive" was its report on its own first 25 years...
...that had come the report of Defense Secretary James Forrestal. Returning from his conference with top military strategists in Key West (TIME, March 22), Forrestal had gone to the White House to present two sober conclusions, which added up to one & the same conclusion: the U.S. must...
Forrestal's urgent report was the final pressure behind the President's call for selective service and U.M.T. The decision had been taken after long consultation between White House, State Department and Defense heads. The decision was to commit the U.S. to full military support of Western Union-even if that should mean, in event of war, a military retreat from the Mediterranean. To make the guarantee effective, the U.S. needed, in one of Marshall's favorite phrases, "the military posture" to lend its words authority...
...spite of this impression, intellectual stimulation is not lacking inside the keystone-shaped walls of Eliot. Master John H. Finley '25, Eliot Professor of Greek Literature, in his annual report to the House last week, emphasized the revival of the House conferences, which have been reinstituted since the war. Evolution, Tonybee's "Study of History," and Classicism and Romanticism were among this year's list...
Dean Watson will act today on a formal report by officers of the Liberal Union accusing Wellington A. Newcomb '46 of ripping down anti-UMT posters from House bulletin boards...