Word: published
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: during 1940-1949
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...resolution passed in a meeting last night, the Harvard Liberal Union decided to ask the excutive council of the organization to publish a statement of its position, and to point out the differences between its ideas and those of the H.S.U the Y.C.L., and the A.D.S.L...
...supplementary form of worship "so directed and conducted that its relevance to life and to men's actual needs is evident." The C. L. I. D. plans soon to publish a service book containing socially-conscious Scripture readings, hymns, prayers. Much applauded was a social creed presented by George Frederick Wiemann, a retired coffee importer of Newtown, Conn. Excerpts...
Franklin Roosevelt, by nature ebullient, loves good news. All White House veterans know he will seize any chance to publish an optimistic report. Last week he did just that...
Average cost of an airmail subscription to TIME in South America has been $272 a year. With its May 5 issue, TIME will publish a special International Air Express Edition in English, starting with 20,000 copies for Latin America. First magazine to be regularly delivered by plane, it will reach Latin American readers as far south as Buenos Aires by Monday date of publication. Subscription rate will be $10 a year. Making possible TIME'S Air Express Edition were: 1) cooperation of Pan American Airways; 2) a special lightweight paper printed on specially designed presses...
...open to real scientific study: the wolf-children of Midnapore, whose rescuer described them with camera and diary. World authority on these incarnations of Kipling's Mowgli is Anthropologist Robert Mowry Zingg of the University of Denver, who has taken over the records of the case, will soon publish a book on it. Last week in The Scientific American he presented a brief preview of his material...