Word: awaited
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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After passing both the House and Senate, an amendment to the Communications Act, permitting the University experimental station at Cruft Laboratory to broadcast, was sent to the White House yesterday to await the signature of Franklin D. Roosevelt...
Dashing away from a public meeting in Boston, where he had pointed out the need for federal control to insure the security of our agricultural and industrial institutions, the ex-Governor of New Hampshire emphasized the opportunities which await college graduates in the field of government...
...months ago in the midst of the campaign he called a conference to see if some sort of power pool could not be worked out between TVA and private power companies. The conference adjourned to await fact-finding efforts. Last week with fact-finding complete the President wrote to the conferees that the conference would not be reconvened. Reason: it would be useless because 19 power companies have obtained a temporary court injunction restraining TVA's efforts to distribute power. Wendell L. Wilkie, president of Commonwealth & Southern Corp. said that the President had known at the time...
...time that ten years was going to be the verdict. They then sentenced the Young Marshal to ten years in jail plus loss of civil rights for five years -and he drove with his clattering escort to the handsome villa of Finance Minister Dr. H. H. Kung to await, in luxurious surroundings, commutation of his sentence...
Proofs are submitted to the authors for corrections. Each professor then gives his proofs to a single man who inserts the corrections and returns the proofs to the compositors. In their final form the papers are carefully counted and placed in sealed packets to await examination day. The professor as a rule arrives at the Press building half an hour before the examinations begin to recount the papers and ascertain that all is in correct order...