Word: fields
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Dates: during 1950-1950
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...point of view, we give the opinion that spinal anesthesia should be rigidly reserved for those patients unable to accept a local or general anesthetic. Paralysis below the waist is too large a price for a patient to pay in order that the surgeon should have a fine relaxed field of operation...
...deal was one more indication that the U.S. was still far behind the British in the jet engine field. For U.S. engine builders, the only consolation was that by exchanging U.S. production know-how for the advanced designs of British engines, there was a good chance that both nations would be able to keep ahead of the rest of the world...
...biggest U.S. makers of airplane engines, Pratt & Whitney and Wright Aeronautical have long been stiff competitors. Three years ago, Pratt & Whitney got the jump on Wright in the jet engine field by getting the U.S. license to produce the Rolls-Royce "Nene" jet. The Nene, and P. & W. refinements of it, now power several models of U.S. fighters and bombers. On the other hand, Wright has not yet produced a jet engine on its assembly line...
Died. Dudley Field Malone, 68, who made news all through the '20s as a big-time lawyer in Manhattan and Paris, a friend of celebrities, a mixer-in-politics and a taker-up-of-causes (feminism, persecuted Reds, Tennessee Darwinian John T. Scopes); of a heart ailment; in Culver City, Calif. Seldom in the limelight since the early '30s, Malone became a Hollywood lawyer, played Winston Churchill in the 1943 movie Mission to Moscow ("All lawyers and politicians are actors at heart...
Arthur E. Sutherland, professor of Law, will represent the fictitious plaintiff, John Byrnes, who is suing for mental suffering and economic loss. Richard H. Field, professor of Law, is counsel for the defendant, Frank Hastings. A jury is being selected from the University community--law students excluded...