Word: belled
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...undergraduates have been appointed by the Student Council to its nominating committee, which will select candidates for Student Council elections. Together with six regular members of the Council, they will constitute the entire committee under the chairmanship of George I. Bell...
...from each of the upper classes, are: Arthur C. McGill '48, Frederick S. Pratt '48, E. Barr Peterson '47, Edward J. Sullivan '47, Bennet R. Keenan '46, and Saul L. Sherman '46. The members of the Council who will serve on the nominating committee are, aside, from Bell, Jerome E. Andrews of the NROTC, William S. Ellis ocC, John C. Harper '46, Peter G. Harwood of the NROTC, and Thomas L. P. O'Donnell...
Governor Thomas E. Dewey was taken for a ride in one of Bell Aircraft's new helicopters (see cut), wondered if one might ease his commuting problem between Albany and his home in Pawling...
...Bell's gadget may change all this. On a luminous screen, a deaf person can see his own spoken words and compare them with the pictured speech of an instructor. This allows him to improve his speech by imitation and by trial & error...
Speeds above the danger limit have already cost many lives. Designers of high-speed aircraft, rather than risk their test pilots, are turning to radio-controlled planes equipped with television. Last week Bell Aircraft Corp. described an experimental plane which takes off and lands with the unwinking eye of a television tube watching the instruments and the horizon ahead. Everything it sees is projected by radio on a screen in a mother plane or on the ground. Observers can study the plane's performance as if they were in the cockpit. If the speed limit is passed...