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Glory & Despair. Van Dusen's biggest job at nondenominational Union has been reorganizing the seminary to meet the doubled postwar enrollment, plus the influx of students' wives. He rearranged housing facilities, started a program by which churches would finance Union students from their own budgets, increased the number...
Korea proved Bunker right. When the U.S. started rearming, demand for moly soared. By 1951, production had doubled to 22 million lbs. a year and Climax was selling all it could mine. To catch up with demand, it has just completed a $35 million expansion at the moly mine in...
After graduation, Bentinck-Smith enrolled in the Graduate School of Journalism at Columbia. One year later he went west, where he almost decided to buy a small paper in Nevada. He gravitated back to Boston, however, married, and began raising his four-child family. Up to 1940, Bentinck-Smith did...
Those were the days of the "flying wedge," a V-shaped offense (now long outlawed) that cut through defenses like a bulldozer. Pudge devised the classic counter-maneuver: "As the wedge formed, I backed away to get a running start, put on full steam ahead, took off like a broad...
Died. Jacquin Leonard (Jack) Lait, 71, oldtime Chicago newspaperman, since 1936 editor of Hearst's tabloid New York Mirror (circ. 913,691 daily, 1,664,703 Sunday); after long illness; in Beverly Hills, Calif. Editor Lait doubled the Mirror's circulation, with Nightclub Columnist Lee Mortimer turned out...