Word: publishes
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Scientific readjustment of rates by a Government commission, with a view to encouraging agricultural and basic industries; consolidation of roads; impartial tribunal to publish facts of labor disputes...
...scientific readjustment of rail rates to encourage agriculture and basic industries. Amendment of present railway laws and of the Railway Labor Board Law when experience shows the necessity. Consolidation of roads. Collective bargaining, mediation and voluntary arbitration. No involuntary settlements of labor disputes. An impartial tribunal to investigate and publish facts of disputes...
...formidable; in the country his speeches were direct, forceful and efficient; but he was no orator, and no man has ever rightly said of him that he was in any sense demagogic. He hated publicity and one of his favorite phrases was: "I don't think we need publish this urbi et orbi." His ability at quoting the classics was remarkable. In a famous letter to Lord Rosebery he states that he does not wish to become Leader of the Opposition, but that he would accept if the choice fell upon him. "If it should turn out otherwise, I should...
...levy on postal officials for contributions to campaign funds-and in this way the employes failed to get the full advantage of their pay and the Government paid part of campaign expenses. So he proposed that all committees, persons, parties, taking active part in an election, be obliged to publish, every ten days during the campaign, lists of all contributions received, giving the amount offered and the name, address and office, if any, of the donor; further that all campaign deficits be published and monthly lists of those who contributed to make up such deficits be given after each election...
Secretary Hoover added: "Large corporations already publish these facts through reports to stockholders, and this requirement therefore does not materially affect them...