Word: travels
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...When an order to an officer involving change of station combines requirements to proceed from his permanent station to one or more stations for temporary duty, and upon completion to some other permanent station, he is allowed proceed time in addition to travel time in reporting to the first temporary duty station, but no further allowance is authorized in reporting to subsequent temporary duty station, or in reporting to new permanent duty station. If by one order an officer is ordered to proceed to a temporary duty station and by a separate order is detached and directed to proceed...
...executive committee of the Athletic Associations board of control stated that Yale teams would play only those games to which they can travel and return in the same day. This ruling applies to all events still to be played, both winter and spring sports...
...interrupted a Lincoln Day speech: "I'm sorry for anybody who talks of 'globaloney'. . . ." Eleanor Roosevelt could not resist. Said she: "Well, are we going to have a peaceful world or aren't we. All nations should have free access to the world's travel lanes...
Mileage payments received for travel should be reported as income, and the expenses of the travel show on the tax-payer's return as deductions...
...goes to the Project's first national director, slow-moving, slow-speaking Henry Alsberg. He understood that U.S. citizens wanted more information about their country than could be had in filling-station handouts, Chamber of Commerce booklets, and the last (1909) edition of the U.S. Baedeker. (Admitting U.S. travel was "as safe as in the most civilized parts of Europe," Baedeker told his readers they could leave their firearms at home, advised them to bring their own matches, buttons, ribbons, dress gloves...