Word: posting
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Dates: during 1940-1940
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...charter member of the first ("Pioneer") Post of the American Legion (George Washington No. 1) established in the U. S. following World War I, may I ask that you report in your next issue's columns on the following phase of compulsory military training: "What provision, if any, does the Burke-Wadsworth Bill make to guarantee to these thousands of proposed conscripts the right of suffrage in all elections subsequent to their enforced induction into the military or naval establishments of the United States...
...Navy's Lieut. Commander Benjamin Stacey Killmaster. But the Navy has little need of conscripts, will leave the job of running the first peacetime U. S. draft largely to Lewis Hershey. By law, either a civilian or a military man may have the $10,000-a-year post of Draft Administrator. The Army hopes that President Roosevelt will appoint Lieut. Colonel Hershey, will not be surprised if a big-name civilian gets the honor and the salary...
...diplomatic service he recalled 40 diplomats suspected of leaning toward the London-Washington Axis. Most experienced and important diplomat purged was Ambassador to Washington Kensuke Horinouchi, who is tactful, smooth and inoffensive, but decidedly no ball of fire. By last week five men had respectfully declined the post of Ball-of-Fire to Washington. Reason: relations between Japan and the U. S. are fast getting no better...
Some of the buildings shown on this map which are not part of Harvard proper but of interest to Freshmen include the Cambridge Post Office, on Brattle Square, the Harvard Cooperative Society, on Harvard Square, numerous churches of various denominations, and Radcliffe, Harvard's sister college, whose dormitories lie off to the northwest, beyond the Law School, but whose main buildings are south of the Common...
...booklet entitled "Judge Rutherford Uncovers Fifth Column" published in reply to a questionnaire submitted by the New York Post, Judge Rutherford gives what he calls "the unvarnished facts" about the fifth column menace...