Word: reassignment
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...press made the most of the story, revealed that Shult had already published highly technical papers now being used at Oak Ridge. Speedily the red-faced Army announced that it would reassign Smut to the Weapons Research Branch of the Chemical Warfare Laboratories at the Army Chemical Center, Maryland. Instead of 711 Clerk-Typist, Shult will now be tagged as 013 Mathematician...
Representatives of five other Greater Boston colleges met with Blaik last week' to solve the situation. After the meeting, Blaik decided to reassign workers from other departments to the one dealing with veterans' check to speed up check issues...
...executive council's job is to review the doctors' list of patients; they have the right to reassign patients if one doctor gets too heavily loaded. If their area is short of doctors, they have the right to keep a physician who wants to move away, from doing so. On the other hand, if their area is "overdoctored," they may refuse to let new doctors move in to practice under the health plan...
...world wars have implied the inability of capitalism to keep peace on earth, have forfeited the good will of Europe's desperate men & women. The plundering Nazis, whose continental loot is all but impossible to reassign to its former owners, have prepared the socialization of Europe's economic wealth. "Millions of Europeans consider its nationalization or socialization a most natural and obvious measure. This is what is being done, as I am writing, with mines, factories, banks and insurance companies in France. It is a step in the direction of socialism." Like most of his school, Author Scott...
Under Congressional pressure the War Department started early this year to bring back a few men who had been overseas longest, and reassign them to duty within the U.S. It was a soldier's dream-the "rotation policy...