Word: reporter
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...such, which TIME has just accepted, is to co-sponsor the forthcoming 21st annual Institute of Cleveland's well-known Council on World Affairs, Report From the World...
...most often told in the language of politics or professional philanthropy. Last week when the largest group of European Jews ever to sail in a single refugee ship tried to pierce the British cordon around Palestine, a TIME correspondent told the story in human terms. He cabled this report of what happens when men crazed by fear find obstacles in their...
...Streit's counterpart in England, Agar will boost world federalism in Britain, report British viewpoints for Freedom & Union. He will work in his flat off Berkeley Square "because it's easier for me to be quiet there," will spend much of 1947 on a book which will tell "how our government developed the way it has." After that, it will be Freedom & Union full time...
...charge, are symbolic of phases of the occupation that have been all too soon forgotten in America, where geisha houses, fraternization, and the war crimes trials are the bulk of newspaper coverage of Japan. To fill this gap in our knowledge, presumably, "Life" last week spewed forth a "Report on Japan" by a Senior writer called Busch. Sweeping his eyes quickly over the Japanese scene and General MacArthur's office, the Senior Writer concludes that the occupation is "sensationally successful"--nothing at all is lacking, no mistakes have been made, and everything will be all right...
Emphasizing the need for men to teach and lead boys of the underprivileged classes in sports and handicraft activities, Committee Chairman Richard W. Kislik '48, urged all students who volunteered at registration and others interested in this work to report today to the Committee's office on the first floor of Brooks House...