Word: paragraphic
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...June 10 issue of the paper consisted of but one page with one brief paragraph on it, the story of Billy Moore's death, ending: "The entire valley is sick with sadness. . . . You will all understand why the regular edition of this paper is not being published this week...
...effort to be more temperate and fair than G. O. Partisans had been to his party, Keynoter Barkley tucked this paragraph into his speech...
...This paragraph has aided me in winning a point in a discussion in which I maintained that Communism, Socialism and Bolshevism, the system of government Russia is now attempting, are fundamentally unlike, and as a result has prompted me to write you for material and a brief analysis explaining the differences in these forms of government...
After waiting for long I have at last found a weak spot. You were not at all clear in regard to the Turkish gentleman by the name of Kemal. On p. 19, June 13, under Turkey, you speak of Dictator Mustafa Kemal Pasha and in the next paragraph you speak of Divisional Commander Kemal without explaining that you were talking about two men, each with the name Kemal...
Politically and practically the G. O. P. plank meant less than it said because all Republican candidates, as individuals, were specifically freed from its provisions. This was the weasel paragraph. President Hoover, as nominee for reelection, might, if he chose, disavow, his party's pledge on the ground that "his honest convictions" were against any change. Likewise G. O. P. nominees for Congress are not bound to vote for the new amendment. Thus the voters might return a Republican majority to the House only to discover that most of them had Dry "convictions," were able to block resubmission...