Word: worded
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...want to say a word also to the wage earners who are finding propaganda about the security tax in their pay envelopes. . . . The fund necessary to provide that security is not collected only from workers...
...campaign, the News would daily donate the full page opposite the editorial page to the Republican and Democratic National Committees. Each camp could present whatever it liked in the way of argument, invective, cartoon; the News would print their contributions side by side without altering so much as a word...
Shortly after dawn, and before the stag guests were ready to go hunting, the King shot away from Sandringham in his car, leaving word that the party was to go on in his absence. Even officials charged with responsibility for the safety of His Majesty did not know where he had gone, but they felt better after putting through a telephone call to a small rambling bungalow in the village of Rushmere. There Mrs. Simpson was in residence with her royal retainers, conveniently adjacent to Ipswich, the town in which the suit was filed as "Wd Simpson v. Simpson...
...Student Union, in changing the name as requested, maintained that the C in Campus was capitalized solely for purposes of the title. They were applying the word to the undergraduate pasture and were making no attempt to undermine Harvards traditional trademark...
...syphilis in its Sunday editions. In New York, the News (circulation 1,629,000), put on a campaign to publicize syphilis with news stories, editorials, cartoons, has sold 16,054 reprints at 5? each. The more conservative New York Herald Tribune and New York Times began putting the word "syphilis"into their headlines. By last week some 125 newspapers of some 100 communities had mentioned "venereal disease" or "syphilis" Though the Associated Press and United Press occasionally mention this plague in their dispatches, they report that local editors generally blue-pencil it. Symbolic of the Press's hesitancy...