Word: sending
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...hard to what you have to say. Every week, the Letters department distributes, to the staff, a mimeographed summary of the mail that reaches us, called the TIME Letters Report. Because the Letters section in the magazine has space for only a few of the thousands of letters you send us, this report is compiled to give TIME'S staff a better idea of what our readers are writing. TIME'S editors read the Letters Report avidly...
Fisher and his staff went after the city offices charged with enforcing housing regulations, found them loaded with do-nothing political appointees. "We don't hire them," said Building Commissioner Roy T. Christiansen. "They [i.e., the Democratic machine] send them to us." The city building officials, said Reporter Fisher, "walked to the gallows with smiles on their faces. Apparently it never occurred to them that we actually would go out to the slums to compare conditions with what the inspection reports represented them...
...minute fighting over the excess profits tax, U.S. Steel's Ben Fairless came out for a six-month extension, and President Eisenhower personally asked balky Dan Reed to let his House Ways & Means Committee vote on an extension bill. But Reed stayed firm in his resolve not to send a bill to Congress. Speaker Joe Martin still predicted that "We will get [the bill] passed," but the odds were against...
PACKERS will spend an estimated $3,000,000 this year to promote the sale of salami in a fiercely competitive market. Some competitive slogans: A Salami Is an Egg's Best Friend Send a Salami to Your Boy in the Army
...final estimate of the 1953 wheat crop to 1,132,500,000 bu., almost 100 million bu. higher than the estimate made a month earlier. This was more than enough to offset the week's more encouraging news, i.e., President Eisenhower's request that the U.S. send Pakistan 1,000,000 tons of wheat...