Word: booklets
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Announced in the new "Courses of Instruction" booklet as Chinese 11a, the series of lectures, as described by Shih himself, will "cover about 25 centuries of the development of Chinese thought in the realm of social and political problems, religion, morals, and the more strictly philosophical speculation. The historical background of the larger political changes, racial movements, scientific progress, and cultural development in general will be considered in dealing with each age and its subdivisions...
This was indeed a Carthaginian peace. But Henry Morgenthau believes that Germany must be destroyed, as Carthage was. When he visited the battlefields last October, General Eisenhower showed him a booklet outlining Allied Military Government directives to soldiers for the occupation of Germany. This was strictly a military document drafted by the War Department. Henry Morgenthau, fanatical Naziphobe, was much exercised over several passages which to his mind were indications of a too lenient attitude. He lifted these passages and put them in a memorandum to the President...
...Senators listened intently from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. At the end each one stepped forward to shake Administrator Bowie's hand, congratulate him on a superb performance, ask him to put his charts in booklet form. This once, at least, bureaucracy had looked good to a group of U.S. Congressmen...
This week to every Republican Governor, Senator, Representative, national committee member and prospective national convention delegate will go a 68-page booklet entitled America's Road to Lasting Peace. The booklet's frontispiece is a full-page photograph of its author, Ohio's Senator Harold Hitz Burton, 56, able three-time mayor of Cleveland, coauthor of the famed Ball-Burton-Hatch-Hill Senate Resolution for international organization...
...this and heaven too comes straight off the lunatic fringe-in the shape of a not unpartisan, 132-page booklet, written at high blood pressure by a Washington public-relations man. It is fiendishly illustrated by German-born George Grosz, fervently dedicated to those who are going to make the peace...