Word: documentation
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...uproar went on. Many a businessman joined, fearing the law might prove a wedge for special taxes on other businesses. But the legislature passed the bill. Nevada's Governor E. P. Carville hemmed, hawed, called for public hearing, finally decided not to touch the red hot document. Last week, after the lapse of the period allowed for veto, it became law without his signature...
President Edelmiro Farrell looked like the morning after a hard night. Red-eyed from sleepless bickering with his fellow militarists, he faced the Argentine press. "Gentlemen," he snapped, "a decision has been reached. In a few minutes you will get a document. That...
...Washington's Chamber of Commerce Building, in the eye-winking glare of flash bulbs, three men signed their names to what may be a historic document. The men: U.S. Chamber of Commerce President Eric Johnston, C.I.O. President Philip Murray and A.F. of L. President William Green. The document: a labor-management charter for industrial peace in the postwar world...
...German soldiers facing the 4th Armored were told (according to a captured document): each American had qualified for the Division by proving that 1) he had been born a bastard, 2) he had murdered his mother...
Accordingly, the President's recent conciliatory attitude to Congress was not only continued, but emphasized with utmost care. First off, on the day the Yalta communiqué was issued, amiable Presidential Assistant James M. Barnes, onetime Congressman, rushed to the Capitol with the document, gave both Democratic and Republican Senators a look at it before its public release. This special treatment had its effect: a chorus of immediate cheers for the charter echoed through the Senate and House chambers...