Word: documented
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...scant four and a half hours before the resounding Big Three communiqué was released in Washington, the White House made public another document, as important in its own way as the message from Yalta...
...Galo Plaza explained that his Government fully realized the value of the bases in the defense of the Canal. He thought that the talks might lead to a treaty. Of course, the treaty might never be written, the original "gentlemen's agreement" might be enough without a written document...
Radical Proposal. This also was a conservative document, by comparison with that of white-thatched, vigorous, 65-year-old Economist Sir William Beveridge, author of Britain's "cradle-to-grave" social-security plan. The white paper's policy, he wrote, "is not practical and it is not radical-does not go to the root of the matter. . . . Whether private ownership of means of production to be operated by others is a good economic device or not, it must be judged as a device. It is not an essential liberty in Britain, because it is not and never...
...Nelson's assistant, tall, dapper Edwin Allen Locke, laid in a supply of head towels and midnight oil and set to work. Within four days & nights he produced the document. On the fifth day he and Don Nelson won Dr. Wong's and Generalissimo Chiang's approval...
...aroused deep doubts-in the New York Times's military expert, Hanson Baldwin, among others-about the General's accuracy in reporting the facts. A recent communiqué asserted that during the Leyte campaign the enemy had "sustained 82,554 casualties." On the basis of the document itself, that precise-sounding total was 58% estimated. U.S. casualties were reported at a ratio of one to every 38 Japs. Newsmen on Leyte reported the ratio as one to 31. The discrepancy was not clearly explained...