Word: fields
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Dates: during 1950-1950
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TIME must be referring to a visit by a staff member of our Denver field office in April 1949 . . . An employee of the Denver field office went to several states, including Utah, to make a brief survey of the effects of Federally financed research grants on teaching personnel and programs of higher education . . . Contrary to TIME'S statement, the Bureau of the Budget was not excited over the grant-in-aid situation in Utah...
Keyserling pronounced Blough's a "fine appointment." Senator Taft snorted: "The President now has three leftfielders" on his team. The consensus was that Blough, for whatever consolation it might be, plays a mite closer to center field...
From a makeshift command post in the Manitoba legislature building last week, a composed, greying soldier in the red-tabbed battledress of a brigadier defended besieged Winnipeg against the city's worst flood in a century. His orders flowed by field telephone and radio to 50,000 men sweating on 15 miles of soggy, sandbagged dikes along the surging Red River of the North. Occasionally he hopped into a helicopter for a hurried look at a new danger point. By week's end, as hope mounted that the main crisis had been met with only two lives lost...
Down at Yale's DeWitt Cuyler Field tomorrow, strong, well-balanced track squads from Yale and Army will be favored contenders for the team crown in the 16th annual Heptagonal games with Cornell a good dark horse choice...
Twelve New England colleges will be represented on the Soldiers Field courts this morning in the annual New England Intercollegiate Lawn Tennis Association tournament. Play starts at 10 a.m. and will continue tomorrow and Sunday...