Word: prospectus
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Willkie is no more an executive than the other two recent Republican candidates," Grady stated, claiming rather that he was a promoter and a public relations men. "He is selling himself with a prospectus like one used in selling stock in a company that exists only on paper...
...Taylor as his personal ambassador to the Vatican, pledged aid to war refugees, agreed that Congregationalist ministers' salaries (average: $1,640) are too low. Between sessions, they made earnest "trips of social exploration" through San Francisco's Japanese and Chinese section, toured migrant camps (said the prospectus: "Delegates to watch under bridges and beside roads for migrants, and show friendly spirit and talk to them...
...practical program, in the winter and spring of 1937 an extended series of conferences was held between educators and government officials under the direction of President Harold W. Dodds of Princeton, an authority on municipal government, and California Institute of Technology's famed Professor William B. Munro. Their prospectus envisaged an enrollment in the Littauer School of from 40 to 70 students...
...Deal Prospectus. The New Deal leadership took over the Government with an air of certainty regarding what our troubles were and what to do about them which, at the moment, raised the hopes and expectations of the people...
...light of this prospectus issued to the American people in 1932, the Program Committee has conscientiously audited the actual "state of the nation" after nearly seven years of New Deal control and before the abnormal stimulus of war demands began to blur the evidence of the basic soundness or unsoundness of the Administration's domestic policies...