Word: projected
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...your issue of Nov. 12. under the heading "Dead Flower," you quote a remark of mine to the effect that TVA is "the only genuinely socialistic project in the New Deal-a beautiful flower in a garden of weeds." I should guess that you have taken your quotation from the front cover of a widely circulated pamphlet by the National Coal Association and that both of you think, as you certainly suggest to your readers, that the "weeds" to which I referred were other provisions of the New Deal, in legislation and administration...
From the White House went a statement that the report "establishes a yardstick on rates for the Northeastern area of the U. S. which can be applied to every city, town and rural community in connection with the development of the St. Lawrence River as a public power project." That statement left no doubt about the real purpose of the Walsh report. When President Roosevelt brings up the St. Lawrence Waterway treaty again next year, the Walsh report will serve as a rolling barrage of statistics to clear the ground for Senate ratification...
...most spectacular part of this extensive project is the work on the rive. This has caused the presence of the diver, the spectators, and half of the men, with their paraphernalia. For they are busy building a coffer dam out in the river, which is hold the water off men working on the shore...
...work on Flagg Street is not quite as unusual; its principle phase deals with the excavating of a trench down the street and across Memorial Drive. The whole project, according to Thomas P. O'Neill, Cambridge Superintendent of Sewers, should be completed by February...
...them 40 per cent of the list price when the books were sold this fall. A number of reverses during the summer prevented him from returning as he had planned, and he wrote Livingston, requesting him to sell the books for what he could get. Since the books project was launched under the Enterprise name, though illegally, Livingston has undertaken to sell as many books as possible at a decent price and return the owners the rest...