Word: predictional
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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When asked to predict the future for former P.B.H. activities, he replied that "many old activities such as the undergraduate faculty and speakers' committee will be shelved for the duration and the social service committee probably will localize its activities...
...over and reiterate your desire to keep same. It's still up to you. If you want one job different from your work suit, we suggest the palm beach suit, we suggest the palm beach suit, since it's only a few dollars more. No one can predict how soon the grey uniforms will be ready, or how widely they will be required, but it's probably not such a good idea to sink fifty bucks into a suit that you may only wear a few week-ends...
...escort ships, new aircraft carriers (see p. 65), new defensive techniques, new arms and devices, a new command system were among the Allied answers. But even the most optimistic Allied claims did not predict a turn of the tide before midsummer; other estimates were that the ebb would be later than that...
Back cracked Senator Tom Stewart, Democrat of Tennessee: "I predict that the words uttered by the little Governor, self-admitted Presidential timber, will live to haunt him. ... It is indeed unfortunate the young man should net have a national viewpoint instead of the narrow and provincial...
...unnoticed. But from the country came congratulatory telegrams (from a tobacco company in Virginia an order for 3,000 copies, reminiscent of the fantastic demand, totaling hundreds of thousands, for reprints of his Readers' Digest article of February titled "Your Stake in Capitalism"). On the West Coast, politicos predict that Johnston in 1944 may unseat Senator Homer Bone of Washington. With a reputation established for driving a middle road between business and Government, Johnston is already political material...