Word: published
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...fact-finding boards, though still without authority to subpoena company books, now had orders to make and publish their own estimates of the employers' ability to pay, and to use these estimates in recommending wage increases. Whether the companies opened their books or not, the estimates would be made...
...Government had a narrow escape in the press-law controversy. Though the new bill was only mildly restrictive (nothing like the law it replaced), reactionary papers like El Comercio and La Prensa and the pipsqueak smear-sheets that Latins call pasquines rebelled most at the requirement that they publish a statement of ownership, stirred up the fuss that ended in the Plaza scuffle...
...wish you would publish the basis upon which the Man of the Year is selected...
...Pound forsook his country: the U.S. would not leave off rustling its bank notes to listen to him. The separation was final. London listened more attentively. There Pound began to publish his opaque, lapidary, brilliantly polished poems. Some of the literati began to call him the master verse maker of his generation...
...Committee, which will study the questions of tutorial and course content, will publish a report similar to those of the Council's Education Committees of 1939, 1940, and 1942. Although the membership is not yet final, the following men are now included in the group: Richard D. Campbell '48, Peter H. Davison '49, Roger S. Kuhn '46, Saul Sherman '47, John Silverstone '49, Peter S. Steffens '47, Alfred Traverse, Jr. '47, and Francis E. Williams...