Word: posting
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Dates: during 1940-1940
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Recent polls of undergraduate opinion at Princeton show that a substantial majority of Tigers oppose a third term for F. D. R., but approve both the continuation of Dies Committee investigations and a lenient post-war settlement...
...regard to post-war settlements, 10 per cent of the Princeton undergraduates are internationally-included enough to favor a United States of the World, while 24 per cent would like to see the peace result in a federated Europe. A vindictive 8 percent favor an "exterminating" peace of dividing Germany in case the Allies...
Climaxing the testimonial dinner held in his honor and attended by nearly 1,000 friends from among the alumni, students, and employes of the University, Colonel Charles R. Apted last night announced his imminent resignation from the post of chief of the Yard police...
...Many schools were in such disrepair (the New York Post reported) that roofs leaked, plaster fell from ceilings on pupils' heads, and pupils caught cold from drafts...
...from Wall Street men not in Sing Sing. So one day last week Fred Allen sat down and, in his no-capitals typing style, pecked out an apology to "mr. william mcchesney martin jr.," president of the New York Stock Exchange. Mr. Martin thought the apology handsome enough to post on the Exchange floor...