Word: published
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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letter from Professor Rademacher himself, reporting that his calculations had been checked and confirmed by famed Mathematician Carl Siegel of Princeton's Institute for Advanced Study. Editor Albert got ready to publish the historic paper in the May issue. U.S. mathematicians, hearing the wildfire rumor, held their breath. Alas for drama, last week the issue went to press without the Rademacher article. At the last moment the professor wired meekly that it was all a mistake; on rechecking. Mathematician Siegel had discovered a flaw (undisclosed) in the Rademacher reasoning. U.S. mathematicians felt much like the morning after a phony...
...issue we published a poem which he objected to, writing that if we continued to publish that kind of thing he would discontinue his subscription. We replied that the poem had been written by one of the most eminent ministers in Boston. He did not discontinue his subscription...
...They might even-oops, there we go again. Well, as we were saying, Mr. Price, the Far Eastern situation is fraught with interest, and, uh-er-pregnant with possibilities and, so far as the home-front situation is concerned, it's the very devil of a job to publish a newspaper in the face of censorship inanities...
...shouldn't the servicemen organize and publish books and hand out free information for civilians? Teach them to live the way we have been fighting for, to make them conform to the ideas and ideals we have supposedly been protecting...
...York newspapers, the good, grey Times and the New Dealing tabloid Post, last week made plans to publish special San Francisco editions during the United Nations conference. The Times was considering a radio-sent facsimile edition for delegates only; the Post planned a 16-page daily tabloid, to be printed in San Francisco...