Word: programed
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Inauguration of the Freshman astronomy lectures marks a new expansion of the University's program of encouraging students to work informally and voluntarily in study fields outside their regular course requirements. A first step in developing this plan was the Extra-Curricular Program in American Civilization under which a reading list was prepared, and counselors were appointed to encourage and aid in the non-credit work...
...Chicago again. In the Willard Hotel the committee heard a great deal of Third Term talk in the lobby (but none on the floor) ; heard Chairman Farley say a pleasant word for Candidate Garner; talked, chatted, speculated, while members plumped for their cities and Chairman Farley blasted the no-program Republicans...
...Landon performed the same function in 1936, Joe Martin keynoted at the famed Republican Kansas Day rally. Messrs. Hagerty & McIntosh reported that Republican leaders from all over the country were much impressed by popular, modest Mr. Martin, who offered as a platform the same twelve-point, help-business program he gave Congressmen a year ago. Joe Martin himself still says he'd rather be Speaker-which he will be, if Republicans win a majority in the House - than President...
Listeners-in on the Rev. Charles Edward Coughlin's radio program last Sunday heard as pompous and ominous a whoop-de-do as ever came out of Royal Oak, Mich. The hour began, as usual, with soft religious music. Then, instead of the accustomed rabble-rousing baritone, came the voice of an announcer urging listeners to tell their friends to tune in. More music. Then the announcer, in almost a fall-of-Warsaw manner: "I am instructed to say: Father Coughlin will not address you today." Again music, followed by: "I am instructed to say: Pay no heed...
...answer was to bomb the line again. Japanese forces claimed great victories around Nanning. But meantime, for the first time since the war began, a Japanese had courage enough to stand up on his feet and criticize the Army not on minor points of procedure, but on its whole program in China...