Word: help
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Dates: during 1950-1950
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...addition to recognition the Union sought "other benefits" for the maids, janitors, kitchen help, bakers, laundrymen, and truck drivers it represents. Cornelius W. De Kiewiet, acting president of the University, said that Cornell's policy toward its employees had always been "flexible and liberal...
...depicted himself as one hell of a guy. The only snag is that he comes through as almost nothing of a writer. Nor is his technique of winking one eye while wiping a tear from the other, of crossing soap-opera passion with backstage pranks, more than rarely a help. He has merely opened Pandora's box in Mother Hubbard's cupboard...
After that, according to Time of Decision, Ted's whole life changed. He began to learn about first aid ("teaches self-reliance and self-preservation"), teamwork ("a help in football"), and how to shoot ("trains the eye and steadies the nerves"). His uniform added glamour ("Boy, will I ever knock 'em dead in this!"), and by the time he was a senior, Ted was so popular that he was "one of the men chosen to escort the campus queen...
Dazzled by such sexual scenery and frazzled by hard work (on a machine he has invented to help canners sort the wrinkled peas from the smooth), Randall does not realize that somebody else is watching the sunsets when he's not around. When at last he catches the poacher on his preserve, Randall gives him the heave and the plot a twist that will require some sequels to unwind...
...series of hearings which began in Detroit last week may help decide how free a radio station is to broadcast what it pleases. The Federal Communications Commission is investigating charges that a station owner ordered his employees to slant the news to discredit people and groups such as the Roosevelt family and the Roosevelt and Truman administrations...