Word: discussable
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...feel that an attempt must be made by college men now to discuss and study the means by which our national ideals of world freedom and lasting peace can be realized after the war," the statement begins...
Lions will sit down with lambs tomorrow afternoon when interventionists and non-interventionists assemble in the Lowell House Common Room at 2 o'clock to discuss the organization of a college council on post-war peace. The meeting is open to both students and faculty...
...week the Kansas City Star's able Washington Correspondent T. C. Alford concluded an opinion-sampling swing through Missouri and Kansas. His report: "In . . . the center of the Midwest isolationist belt, people no longer talk about the chances of keeping the United States out of the war but . . . discuss with vigor whether or not this country should enter the war now and get the job over as quickly as possible...
Figures or no figures, Don Nelson last week formulated his allocation technique: 1) OPM's "end-products" industry sections are to huddle with their industry representatives, develop a "requirements program" for each industry; 2) the "end-products" sections are then to discuss their needs with the OPM raw materials branches involved, scale them down if necessary, but arrive at some minimum figure; 3) OPM's Industrial Conservation Bureau is to advise on possible simplification, substitution etc.; 4) SPAB is to get the finished program, send it to Priorities for actual allocation of materials...
...keeping with its attempt to discuss subjects of more than academic interest, the Council will debate this year socialized medicine, the establishment of a war industries board, and anti-strike legislation...