Word: cornelius
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...undetermined, although historic Faneuil Hall is reported to be the most likely location. Along with the Harvard group--"The Committee for a Free Hungary"--a similar organization at M.I.T. will jointly sponsor the rally, where "student speakers and prominent Boston citizens will speak," according to committee chairman Cornelius M. Sheehan...
...group, under the temporary leadership of Cornelius M. Sheehan '58, will hold its organizational meeting tonight, and intends, according to Sheehan, to seek formal approval from the Student Council and the Dean's Office as a recognized undergraduate activity...
...Sloan-Kettering Institute's Director Dr. Cornelius P. Rhoads announced that he and fellow researchers had confirmed the long-suspected existence of a "cancer-immune mechanism" in normal human cells. In a series of tests at Ohio Penitentiary begun last spring (TIME, June 4), laboratory-cultivated human cancer cells were transplanted to 14 cancer-free convict volunteers. Similar transplants had previously grown well in patients already suffering from cancer. But in the healthy convicts they "evoked a most vigorous, inflammatory reaction," and "were promptly rejected and disappeared." When the mechanism that rejects the cancerous cells is finally identified...
...Education started their exchange-teachers' program, hundreds of foreigners like London's Catherine O'Connell have come to the U.S., while more than 2,000 Americans have taught abroad. Last week the Queen Elizabeth landed 100 more Britons, who were duly greeted in Manhattan by Cornelius McLaughlin, head of the teacher-exchange section at the Office of Education. By the time the summer is over, the total number of exchange teachers sent to the U.S. will have reached 1,543. Of the many U.S. good-will efforts, the program may be minor. But it has also been...
Promotion & Profit. If any Western company could have hidden Red China's tiger successfully, it was C. V. Starr and Co., which directs a network of worldwide (69 nations) insurance companies. Its chairman is Cornelius V. Starr, an old China hand and more recently a U.S. skiing fan. (He has turned Stowe, Vt. into one of the top U.S. ski resorts.) Starting in China in 1919, Starr's group built its American-Asiatic Underwriters into Asia's biggest insurance operation, with more than half of China's total business; it accumulated large real-estate holdings, opened...