Word: develope
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...other words, the A. M. A. wishes to control the practice of medicine in the U. S. It wants each doctor to develop his own clientele through his own ability and personality. It wants patients to have the freedom to seek personally preferred medical attention. It does not want U. S. doctors regimented, as in England and Germany, where doctors are listed on panels like jurymen. In England some 39,000 doctors are so paneled. To each is allowed up to 1,000 of the population. The sick under the insurance plan must go to one of these doctors...
Professor Calmette: In such cases the tuberculin test is not positive. Such treated animals do not develop tuberculosis when inoculated with virulent bacilli...
Next problem for metallurgists is to develop a beryllium alloy which is not brittle. While most aluminum-beryllium alloys will stand tensile (pulling) stresses of around 70,000 Ib. per square inch, they will support only slight bending stresses. Thin sheets of a 70-30 beryllium-alu-minum alloy will break like stiff cardboard...
...Africa there may well develop a second great nitrate region. Last year a British professor roamed about over 10,000 sq. mi. of southwest Africa, found traces of nitrate throughout his journey, "a strong resemblance to the conditions prevalent in Chile." Should anything come of this, Africa may threaten Chile's nitrates as seriously as it is now threatening Chile's copper. Last year copper and nitrates together formed 88% of total Chilean exports, copper coming to $105,489,000, nitrates...
...last week: "A uniform [world] system of markings and signals should be decided upon, and a comprehensive meteorological and radio reporting system established. Aviation must be considered from an international standpoint." Dr. Hugo Eckener and General Italo Balbo, Italian Air Minister, likewise pleaded for close international co-operation to develop air navigation. A proposal of the Swiss delegates: that European nations divert part of the government subsidies which they now receive for aviation, to a pool for the development of international airlines...