Word: programing
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Dates: during 1950-1950
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...Shakespeare and give Russia's Jake Malik the same business he has given the coal operators for lo these many years. Nobody really took the idea seriously, but a good many labor politicos were still wistfully envisioning the thunderous clash which might result. Said one: "What a television program THAT would make...
...Seventh Day Adventists who saw service during World War II, 10,000 were trained by the church in similar schools. Early this year the Adventists decided it was time to get going again. To head the program they picked husky, Kansas-born History Professor Everett Newfon Dick, 52, and sent him off to Washington to work out a training program with the Surgeon General's Office...
Approximately 50 of "Colonel" Dick's first group are ministers, teachers and youth workers who will go home to set up other branches of the noncombatant training program. The rest will stand by for military service. Explained Adventist Executive Carlyle B. Haynes...
...congressional hearings released last week, Defense Secretary Louis Johnson forecast some other pinches. He gave an estimate of how much copper, aluminum and steel would be diverted from civilian production to the rearmament program in the year ending next June...
...Cabinet members said they intended to go slow on use of their new powers. Sawyer planned to start things off with a voluntary allocation program and only two broad orders-one to limit the building-up of inventories, the other a general priority edict directing manufacturers to fill military orders ahead of others. But few thought that such voluntary controls would work as the arms program picked up speed. And then, when every Cabinet member began to slap on his own pet controls, the U.S. might indeed find itself in an "impossible mess...