Word: answer
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Dates: during 1950-1950
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...answer to Mr. Lee Rosen's Aug. 21 letter [which described TIME as a "warlike manifesto-styled communication"], we wish to say that the War in Asia section in your magazine is to us one of the most important parts...
...Little Steel. Most of the U.S. would hardly feel the effects of the Administration's creeping mobilization at first. As expected, the job of administering the new act would be divided up among the regular Government agencies (see box). Manufacturers of war goods would have to answer to a new production chief (see BUSINESS). Chairman W. Stuart Symington of the National Security Resources Board would continue to be in charge of coordinating the whole program-helping to iron out interdepartmental disputes and prescribing overall policy...
Andy Schoeppel got a chance to answer such questions-or to enjoy his press clippings-he got a rude comeuppance...
Last week Mayor Luke A. Mercadante of Glen Cove, L.I., sent the State Department the answer: no. According to New York tax laws, there was no provision for any such exception. Breathing heavily, he also passed on some information of a semi-global nature: Malik, through an intermediary, had asked a local merchant to carpet the house with material which would wear at least three years...
Well aware of such laymen's worries, Dr. Arthur M. Master of Manhattan's Mount Sinai Hospital and Dr. Louis I. Dublin of the Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. asked themselves: How high is high blood pressure? To get the answer, they had to find out what is normal blood pressure-an item that a generation of researchers had failed to agree on. Dr. Dublin, aided by Statistician Herbert H. Marks, culled the health records of World War II workers at air bases and war plants, tabulated the blood pressure of 15,706 seemingly normal, healthy men & women from...