Word: typewritten
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...What has been done in the Alamo matter? Will you write me, please. What developments in the other situation? Willkie is going to be the man, in my opinion, and I can promise you good cooperation from that quarter if you think it would be helpful." It was typewritten on White House stationery, dated August 17, 1943, and signed "Harry Hopkins" in ink. Sparks said it meant that Hopkins wanted Willkie to get the Republican Presidential nomination...
...Post managed to get out a ten-page edition with the aid of five printers who reported for work before the union voted. The Times-Herald did likewise, chiefly by photographing typewritten stories, printing from engravings. The Star and News published...
...TIME says, "Chairman Spangler himself had compressed his postwar domestic plank into on typewritten page of anti-New Deal invective and glowing promises." Th fact is that Chairman Spangler did not desire the Council to adopt any resolution on domestic policy. . . . This did not meet with the approval of the Domestic Affairs Ccmmittee, particularly Governor Dewey and myself. . . I enclose the postwar domestic plank which I wrote Sunday night after learning that none had been prepared by Mr. Spangler, and which I submitted to the committee...
Everything seemed shipshape. Michigan's broad-domed Senator Arthur Vandenberg arrived with a foreign-policy resolution in his pocket, a document marvelously vague, in which each word had been planed and sandpapered down to political harmlessness. Chairman Spangler himself had compressed his postwar domestic plank into one typewritten page of anti-New Deal invective and glowing promises...
When results of the doctors' postmortem were published (the bruises took two and a half typewritten pages to list), St. Louisans demanded to know: had the police clubbed Melendes to death? The Beaters. Newspapers dug up a photograph of Melendes taken at the nightclub shortly before his arrest, showing him gaily cavorting with a strumpet...