Word: published
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...brains in the House, each drew up his own ten points. Then they argued, cast out some proposals, refined others. After 19 false starts they got a document that satisfied them. The Republican caucus liked it ard adopted it. When they finally decided that the time was ripe to publish it, it won the private admiration of even most Democrats...
...next few days President Conant will publish a book, "Our Fighting Faith," made up of five recent speeches and an article in the Atlantic Monthly. All five were delivered here, the first over the Crimson Network on January 20, a month after Pearl Harbor...
Georgia's famed Atlanta Constitution last week jumped the gun by nearly a year to publish a fat, 144-page 75th-anniversary edition. This haste is typical of the new bounce animating the Constitution in the traditions of its great Editor Henry Woodfin Grady. Responsible was the South's fastest-rising new editor: 43-year-old, 230-lb. Ralph Emerson McGill, who went to the Constitution as assistant sports editor in 1929. In him, the Constitution found the new blood it needed...
...capita average of 6.39 lb. As in many other States, county salvage committee reports were slow in coming in, but the results were there. Your article, I believe, did an injustice to Alabama, however unintentional. In fairness, allow me to suggest that you publish the enclosed fair statement of the facts...
Trusting that you will publish this communication in extenso...