Word: reporting
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Dates: during 1940-1940
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...note from your report (TIME, Sept. 30) on the 1940 census that you attribute New Mexico's growth to "discouraged Okies, who could get no farther, had bogged down" in New Mexico...
...once great Ramsay MacDonald's diligent but dull son Malcolm, now Health Minister, last week reported to the House of Commons the Government's plans. He noted that 489,000 (56%) of London's children had been sent away; that crowding in big shelters, such as the subway stations, was being diminished; bunks were being installed, sanitation improved, inspections made, first aid provided. But his report did not go un-heckled. A Laborite doctor cried: "If he [Health Minister MacDonald] can remain for ten minutes [in a subway shelter] without becoming sick, he can stand more...
Probably the most useful of all material available in the Placement Office is a collection of Work Histories of Harvard graduates in business and industry. Dating from 1933 to 1940, these histories are vocational autobiographies in which from year to year alumni report progress in their careers...
Last week Treasury statisticians issued a significant report: money in circulation on Sept. 30 was a record $8,151,000,000, up $850,000,000 from a year ago; 70% over 1929's $4,819,000,000. Money in circulation has increased steadily since 1934. It now equals $61.58 for every U. S. man, woman and child. Excluding minors, per capita circulation is over...
Edward Trelawny knew Shelley some six months, Byron two years, but he wrote (30 years later) the most colorful firsthand report of their strange doings-Recollections of the Last Days of Shelley and Byron. Last fortnight Margaret Armstrong (Fanny Kemble) reported the even stranger doings of Edward Trelawny, showed him to have been more Byronic than Byron...