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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...occupation troops into Korea in 1945 his program was: clean up the Japs; set up a free government; get out. Hodge's Soviet opposite number, Colonel General Ivan Chistyakov, whose forces held Korea north of the 38th parallel, had different orders: set up a Communist police state; build up a powerful native army; then...
Keyes D. Metcalf, the head librarian, has suggested that the Radcliffe Library build a similar room for Radcliffe students. That would be possible, but not immediately, because no space is available. When the Radcliffe music building is constructed, sometime in the future, a potery room could be built in the present listening room which would be vacated...
Canada, which turned out 16,500 airframes during the war, needs no new plants. Canadian Car & Foundry, which made North American trainers and bombers during the war, could build the fighter; Canadair Ltd. (currently building Canadair Fours for B.O.A.C. and C.P.A.) could handle the transport. Engines for both would be U.S.-or British-built...
...University of California (eight campuses, 10,000 acres, more than 43,000 students) is convinced that it isn't big enough. Last week, the Board of Regents announced that it would build a new $6,000,000 liberal arts college on one of its smaller campuses-the Citrus Experiment Station at Riverside (900 acres), where now only a handful of graduate students in citriculture take up all the space. The new college will accommodate over 1,000 students. That, said the regents, was just the first step in taking care of the state's growing college population-which...
...hospital beds available. In New Orleans there are five federal hospitals, with a capacity of 1,620 beds, and only 913 patients; in New York City, there are eleven federal hospitals with a capacity of 8,257 beds, only 5,330 patients. Yet federal agencies are planning to build still more hospitals...