Word: makeing
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Dates: during 1950-1950
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TIME must be referring to a visit by a staff member of our Denver field office in April 1949 . . . An employee of the Denver field office went to several states, including Utah, to make a brief survey of the effects of Federally financed research grants on teaching personnel and programs of higher education . . . Contrary to TIME'S statement, the Bureau of the Budget was not excited over the grant-in-aid situation in Utah...
Carrying the experiment one step further, I asked the bat how he managed to make a 120,000 cycle, 60 dyne noise. "Gripes!" said the bat, "with my teeth-it's cold in that refrigerator...
...industrial life. Oil-burning diesel engines, which railroads were using in increasing numbers, were being operated with only one man, an engineer. A lot of firemen were going to be out of work. Robertson demanded that a fireman be put on every diesel (to tend no fires, but to make an occasional check in the engine room, keep an eye on gauges, and help the engineer look out the window). The railroads agreed...
...last week ailing, 62-year-old Dennis Chavez, whose political roots are firm and fast in heavily Catholic New Mexico, rose in the Senate for one of his infrequent speeches. "Mr. President," said he, "for the first time in my 19 years in Congress, I make the deliberate point of referring to my religion. I speak as a Roman Catholic...
...shoulder at all renegade Communists. "It has become the fashion to lionize and extol the ex-Communist in America today," said he. "Ex-Communists are treated as heroes of the republic. They are rushed to forums from which to denounce good citizens who always opposed Communism, but refused to make merchandise of their patriotism...