Word: published
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Chairman Harrison Spangler of the G.O.P. National Committee, brooding over the 2,000,000 soldiers abroad who hear more about the President than about his Republican opponents, demanded that the War and Navy Departments publish the Bridges-Ditter comments in Army newspapers and ship bulletins. Said...
...necessity, we cannot see all the games played, but we will be glad to publish all or any accounts which class athletic officers care to give...
...publish news from the four million corners of the earth. Your staff of researchers can come up with answers to make John Kieran chew his nails. You can feed congressmen, governors, the FBI, even F.D.R. with the most esoteric dope. You can swing public opinion and sway private enterprise, but dammit all, TIME, when you print an article like "From Mud to Melody"* you are showing us your soul...
...Manhattan's Hotel Plaza, titian-topped Countess Renée Maeterlinck told how she got her husband, octogenarian Belgian dramatist Maurice Maeterlinck, to write the memoirs he will publish next autumn: "I trap him as a cat would a mouse. I ask him questions. I make him answer me. Then pretty soon he's writing a book...
Certain members of this committee, organized as the result of recommendations made by Present Conant, will be relieved of all academic duties so that they may devote themselves to studies of post-war problems of education. At the conclusion of their work, they will publish a report which will be available for wide distribution...