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One of the Chairman Dies' continual peeves was the fact that this same suspect New Deal was hostile to his committee. His relations with the Department of Justice and Attorney-General Biddle were particularly strained. Just before Pearl Harbor, Dies sent Biddle a list of 1,124 federal employees alleged...
The new faculties taxed Laval's space. Enrollment (1,294 in 1936) jumped last year to more than 3,000 full-time students. But there was no room for expansion in the tight little blocks below Quebec's Citadel. Quebec's Archbishop Maurice Roy, World War II...
According to these statistics, the most long-lived specialists are pathologists. Shortest (at nine-tenths of the general practitioners' rate): dermatologists, who have a high death rate from cancer and leukemia, possibly the result of continual exposure to X rays. Specialists in tuberculosis also have a bad rate, probably...
Despite this pedestrian record, however, members of the team point to the fact that they showed continual improvement as the season progressed, and view the future with unbridled hopes--provided they can obtain a string of Dobbins and some place to practice stickwork.
Later, when Sykes inquired how this could have come about, he was told that the resistance had been organized by the parish priest. He went to the priest. The priest told him that in the early months of the war he had been with a French unit evacuated from Dunkirk...