Word: forth
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Dates: during 1950-1950
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...suggest that the next time you read that little sentence, 'Inasmuch as ye have done it unto one of the least of these, my brethren, ye have done it unto me,' you think back and take comfort. "Your objective, intelligent work with us has brought forth what we all consider the best presentation of The Salvation Army ever made . . . I know of nothing with which we can compare it in all the years of our existence...
...trend of thinking" was set forth in a 38-page report to the President from his Council of Economic Advisers, signed by Keyserling as acting chairman, and by John D. Clark, the council's only other member since the resignation of conscientious, scholarly Dr. Edwin G. Nourse (TIME, Oct. 31). Translated from Keyserling's turgid prose and technical jargon, this is what it said the Truman Administration now believes...
Editor Harold Ross, a man who gets a lot of professional mileage out of his frustrations, appeared in person to answer. He identified himself caustically: "I am the editor of an adult comic book . . . to put it heavy-handedly . . . and I commute back & forth through the terminal." A poll by "Datum Diggers," Ross cracked, would show 85.5% against the noise. The broadcasts were so loud nobody could read, so bad nobody could understand them, he said. "It varies," Ross grumbled, "but it's all bad . . . I just want to be left alone. I can do all right with...
...Communist Party of Florence is flat broke. Last week, Comrade Gino Mazzoni came forth with a brand-new project designed to achieve solvency: let each farmer in the country around Florence select the most promising chick in his flock, raise it carefully until ready for marketing, and remit the proceeds to the party exchequer. While the choice Communist chick is being fattened, added Gino brightly, it might be nice to distinguish it from its leaner non-Communist brethren by tying around its neck a bright red ribbon...