Word: cores
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...vocational schools of five Ohio towns, including Cincinnati, to set up courses for the specific jobs to be done, and brought out supervisors from its Paterson, N.J. plant to teach them. It also picked up 15 smart young men around Lockland, sent them to Paterson to learn core making. After eight weeks they will return to Lockland to teach others. As it prepares to open its new plant, Wright expects to have most of the skilled men it needs there...
...morning session of the meeting, in Sanders Theatre, which was the scene of a television demonstration, Dr. Charles H. Judd of the National Youth Administration advocated useful labor as a part of high school education and predicted that future schools would feature "self-education" centered around a "core of social sciences...
...luxury of spare time in his big Cairo house hidden in jacaranda trees behind the third hole of the Gezirah golf course. Finally, he is a reader, a thinker, not just a machine; he has put much thought on a post-war reconstruction of Britain around the "hard core of national courage...
...Save the surface and you save all,' a group of varnish-makers used to advertise, and may still for all we know. 'Make peace and save the world,' Colonel Lindbergh told the Senate committee. Save the shell of the city and automatically you save its core and spirit; save the bodies of men and women and it follows that their hearts are safe and free. There may be something to be said for the Colonel's point of view. A tie with the dictators would undoubtedly be rather one-sided, but life under it could easily...
...original Southern type, "the core about which most Southerners of whatever degree were likely to be built," Cash selects not the aristocrat but the "backcountry pioneer farmer," the descendant not of English squires but of "half-wild Scotch and Irish clansmen." This countryman's outstanding trait was his lack of complexity. A direct product of the soil, he was "as simple a type as Western civilization has produced in modern times." To that intense simplicity, Cash assigns several Southern traits: individualism, puerility, a tendency to violence, romanticism, hedonism, piety, a passionate love of rhetoric and of politics...