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shortages of strategic materials contained in the Paley Report (TIME, June 30, 1952), none were more pessimistic than the facts about U.S. nickel supplies: U.S. production was almost nil, yet U.S. nickel requirements would be doubled by 1975. Last week brighter news about the U.S. nickel outlook came from Canada...
A Yale senior facing military service in June, Jimmy figured that this would be his last swimming season ("Swimming is only for college boys"). He made it a good one. In the Eastern Intercollegiates last month, he won both the 1,500-meter and 400-yd. races. In the N.C.A.A...
Frozen Mercury. Fred Crawford, civil engineer (Harvard, '14), joined Thompson as a millwright's helper in 1916. Under one of its founders, an ex-welder named Charles E. Thompson, the 15-year old company had already built a tidy business making auto valves. In World War I, its...
In art, the growth was due to World War II, when Thompson doubled its size almost overnight with a new $30 million government-built plant. But it was also due to the fact that engineer Crawford proved himself an expert manager. He brought in able young men, gave them room...
Toohy now heads a force of 34 uniformed men. "The force has more than doubled since I've been here," he says, "and the responsibilities have become greater. But I intend to do a good job. I have every expectation that we will do so, because I have a grand...