Word: published
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Struck out at "antilabor columnists* and newspapers which publish their articles" for "condemning all organized labor for the misdeeds of a few officers...
...H.L.D.W. is a branch of the national organization founded last May in Connecticut. The group has had no meetings as yet but, following the "first principles" of psychology, intends to publish a frequent list of members on the assumption that others' names will attract new members...
...letter explains the general setup of the committee, and that the original intention had been to publish and compare prices along the idea of "Consumer's Research." But the natural difficulties presented plus the arbitrary comparison of quantity, quality, etc., without the benefit of highly specialized laboratories made this method both unfeasible and impracticable," Harvey writes...
Next January he plans to publish a monumental dictionary of quotations running to a million words. He is also working on more autobiography, including a history of his own ideas. Actually they have not changed very much; but the things about which he had ideas have changed. The happily and giddily clowning U.S. of the 1920s was Mencken's raw meat. He could not believe in the Depression, pointing derisively to jampacked cinema houses and highways full of colliding cars, until -so one story goes-friends showed him a bread line; then he was visibly moved. What would...
...After more than a year, it seemed obvious that Thyssen was a captive; for if he were free, he would have communicated with his family in South America. Alive or dead, he was, Reves decided, beyond the power of the book to hurt or help. So Reves decided to publish...