Word: revealed
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...this new Administration declaration of policy, is not the rapid, inconsistent reversals in ideas and theories. The country is, or should be, used to that by now. The implications, however, of Mr. Roosevelt's various statements about high or low prices should be, go a good deal deeper. They reveal that the President believes the federal government should have ultimate authority over all prices, so that eventually Washington will be able to set prices at the levels it thinks proper. And when all the factors that go into the making of prices are considered, it rapidly becomes clear that...
...Emerson went right ahead on the subject of Philadelphia's administration of public health: "Perhaps it will take an epidemic, some dramatic expression of illness, if any such is really heeded, to reveal the true neglect of those measures of prevention found desirable in other large cities...
...said that a balance must be found between the undisputed value of absolute freedom of speech and press, and the vicious effect of propaganda from Europe. He cited the "Belgian babies" propaganda as a factor contributing to our entrance into the World War. Subsequent investigation, he said, did not reveal one case of children having their hands cut off by German soldiers...
...list of gifts and bequests acknowledged in the report reveal the museum to be an outstanding art center. The only painting in the country by the famous impressionist, Bazille, was given the museum by his relatives. Other outstanding gifts included a Benin bronzebust from Mrs.John D.Rockefeller Jr., a group of bronze statuettes from Grenville L. Winthrop '86, and a number of Sargent's sketch books and portfolios from the artist's sister, Mrs.Francis Ormond...
Last October 28 a German astronomer, Dr. Karl Reinmuth of Heidelberg, noticed a faint white streak against the dark background of an astronomical photograph. A similar streak was discovered on a plate exposed at Johannesburg in South Africa. Such streaks reveal small, comparatively nearby objects moving across the sky at high speeds as contrasted with the relatively fixed positions of the stars. This wanderer, christened "Object Reinmuth 1937 U. B.," appeared to be several miles in diameter.* Its orbit was calculated from the streaks. Last week, after all danger was past, Johannesburg astronomers announced that in October the earth...