Word: forecasted
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...CRIMSON takes great pleasure in announcing that it has again secured the exclusive services of Mr. Joseph Forecast for the fall season...
...Forecast's most recent triumphs include picking Kottbus as the landing place of Mr. Levine and choosing Coolidge not to choose. He also predicted that several people would not be satisfied with the Tunney-Dempsey fight, and three days before the Yanks cinched the pennant, named them as the winners of the American League race...
...statements on the price situations of major farm commodities have been prepared monthly for two years by his Department to help farmers anticipate the future. Secretary Jardine thought that the cotton speculators had been "unduly disturbed," and wondered why they had not become excited last month when the cotton forecast of Aug. 15 explicitly predicted cheap cotton "in the immediate future...
...flayed in the press, vituperated on plantations and exchanges, called to conference by the President, Sec- retary Jardine promised an investigation of his Bureau of Agricul- tural Economics whence the report had issued. Later, upon leaving a meeting of the Cabinet, he announced that the Government would not again forecast the price of cotton...
Peace. As forecast (TIME, Sept, 12) peace was the main topic of discussion in the Assembly deliberations. The speeches of the week, however, resolved themselves into long-winded bursts of impotent oratory, no matter how brilliant and forceful they may be viewed from a literary standpoint. Poland brought forward a plan: 1) Any recourse to war in order to settle international disputes is and remains forbidden. 2) Every dispute of whatever nature arising between states or nations cannot be settled except by pacific means. In consequence, the Assembly urges members of the League to take action on these declarations...