Word: paragraphed
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Your little paragraph on the Peabody Award winners in radio [TIME, April 21] was a most misleading little paragraph. . . . Although five of the 14 awards went to programs carried on independent stations, you neither mentioned any of these nor even indicated that such programs had received awards. You cited only the network programs which won awards...
...plants I visited." In more difficult business problems-"for instance, when one man must do something to injure the other"-she consults her husband, who studied law. Mr. Reback, whom his wife calls "Tootsie," is a reader of the Wall Street Journal, and "he puts it all in a paragraph. Often I don't in the least understand what it means, but I break up that paragraph and scatter it through the book...
...pulled the typewriter over the blank desk top and started to write. "Dear Sir," he typed. It was a difficult letter, but he moved along. The tough paragraph was the one that started, "While my experience has been limited...
...Subject. Harry Truman did not let them down. His speech brought cheers and applause between nearly every paragraph. He started where he was strongest -with a firm restatement of the Truman Doctrine and a rawhiding of Russia without ever, mentioning her by name. Then, as the head of a political party speaking at a purely political dinner, he launched into politics...
...Sunday morning, an edited story about children's radio programs came to Radio Researcher Jean Sulzberger from the copy desk. It had been written from research sent in by our Washington Bureau. Its lead paragraph was three stanzas of a poem (a parody of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow's The Children's Hour) by the late Stoddard King, newspaperman, versifier and songwriter. Permission to reprint King's verse would have to be obtained from the copyright owner, but that is usually routine. This time it wasn...