Word: projective
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...fussy notions of morality upon all New Yorkers, stoutly defended his Commissioner, weaseled that Moss had not indulged in censorship, but had "only passed on the application for a theater license." Meanwhile Playwright Elmer Rice and Director Margaret Webster resigned from the board of the Mayor's pet project, the New York City Center of Drama and Music, because Moss helps run it.* And Lee Sabinson, producer of Trio, sued Moss for $1,000,000 damages...
...expeditions examined the newly-opened region. Leader of the project, which collected 28,000 specimens, was Hugh M. Raup, Assistant Professor of Plant Ecology...
Director of the project is to be Robert H. Mathewson, who holds a part-time appointment on the faculty of the School of Education...
Before he got very far in this monumental project, Dr. Rinsland noted "that some differences as to meanings of the same word forms (spellings) should be made." He offers the reassurance that "a very comprehensive beginning has been made" and will be continued "in counting every separate meaning." Meantime, says he modestly: "[This work] will bring suggestions for further research...
Detroit A.A.s give credit for the broadcast project to 62-year-old William Edmund Scripps, big boss of the Detroit News and WWJ. He was so impressed by A.A.'s reformation of a drunkard friend that he decided to do what he could to boost the organization's Detroit membership (now nearly...