Word: procession
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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From November to March classes are resumed. Such unfeminine subjects as problems in marketing, the use of graphs and statistics, retail distribution, public administration, and the accounting process are studied...
...fish flip its tail and swim about. Birdseye decided that he had "unlocked one of nature's secrets"-and also hit upon a new way to preserve food. When he returned to civilization (i.e., his home in Gloucester, Mass.), he developed a mechanical quick-freezing process and thereby laid the foundation of the frozen-food industry. (In 1929 Birdseye and his associates sold out for $22 million to the Postum Co., Inc., which changed its name to General Foods Corp...
Even if farmers think they can solve their labor problem by importing migrant workers from Mexico (a process tangled in red tape) and by mechanization, many of them may still be reluctant to expand cotton acreage. Before they plow up their pastures and go back to the feast & famine dangers of cotton, farmers will want assurance that it will pay in the long run, that quotas won't be clamped on again next year. Warned the Atlanta Constitution: "[Farmers] would do well to think . . . carefully before giving up in favor of the lure of quick cotton profits...
...process consists of taking the card for the book desired and stamping it. It then does to the out desk to ascertain if the book is in the stacks. From here, a stack girl takes the card, goes and gets the book, and returns it to the circulation desk, where the card is stamped again...
...takes an average of twelve minutes for the entire process," claims Chief of Loan Services, Lawrence Kipp. "Considering the size of the stacks, we think that's pretty good...