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...members of the Harvard Committee for Democratic Action, a group composed of fifty instructors and professors at Harvard, have voted unanimously at its meeting of March 25 that the Executive Committee of the group transmit to you, as the Chief Executive of the United States, the following communication...
...CRIMSON Network will resume broadcasting early next week, after last spring's short trial period. The transmitter has been moved from Shepard Hall to the basement of Winthrop and only the Houses will be able to hear the first few broadcasts. Plans are being made to transmit the programs to the Yard some time later in the year...
...legend since ascribed to many a newsman was born in Halifax, N. S. about 1849, when Correspondent Daniel Craig, gathering news from abroad as steamers entered the harbor, kept the telegraph wire open by handing the operator a Bible to transmit. Other episodes recorded by Historian Gramling...
...difficulty of getting news from place to place through damaged streets, under shrapnel showering from the sky, increased daily. A. P. installed a teletype to transmit dispatches to the cable office. The New York Times hired a veteran of the civil war in Spain, who shuttled imperturbably back & forth between the censor's office and the Times newsroom...
...cattle in war-torn countries. Dr. Cassius Way of Manhattan, an internationally noted horse doctor, told his colleagues that thousands of fine breeding and milk cows in the Low Countries had been slaughtered by the invading Germans. Next winter, he prophesied, hordes of animals will fall sick, may transmit many of their diseases to human beings...