Word: reveal
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...kidneys, Dr. Maurice Bruger of Columbia claims that, contrary to popular opinion, alcohol does not cause Bright's disease and arteriosclerosis (hardening of the arteries). In fact, since a "negligible amount" of alcohol is excreted by the kidneys, "experimental studies fail to reveal that the consumption of alcohol in moderate doses is harmful to the normal, or even to the diseased kidney...
President Ruthven refused to reveal the names of the boys expelled, first to be ousted from a U. S. university as alleged fifth columnists. But the A. S. U. disclosed that one was Leftist Hugo M. Reichard, of South Plainfield, N. J. Hugo is the youngest of four children of Hungarian immigrants. According to his brothers-one is a garage owner and Rotarian, another a truck driver-Hugo "turned radical" at Rutgers, where he spent his first college year. Vexed at Hugo's radical activities, his father, on his death bed, made the boy promise last year that...
These changes reveal the mood of the Republican National Convention that opens next week. There will be the immemorial dark-horse play and hullabaloos of U. S. politics: 13.000 in the hall, i.ooo delegates, 840 newsmen, radio technicians, spotlighters, an orchestra of 40. ovations, real and staged, bosses real and imaginary...
...night last week B. F. Goodrich Co. gave a party in Manhattan's Waldorf-Astoria. Its climax: Goodrich President John Lyon Collyer parted blue plush curtains to reveal a map of the world. On it a line of green neon lights traced the rubber route from Singapore, via Suez and the Mediterranean, to the U. S. and Goodrich's Akron plant. Traveling the rubber route with President Collyer's warning words was a small cardboard boat. In mid-Atlantic, a loud explosion blew...
...phone by a Toronto newspaper on how long he would stay ("Mr. Roper and Mr. Cromwell each spent about three months") he was reassuring: "I know ... I know . . . I'll stay longer. . . . There will be more and more to do. What these things are we can't reveal now, but Canada has become a most important post...