Word: developer
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Neither team could develop anything that looked like an efficient attack throughout the entire contest, but in scrapping for and retrieving the orrant pack the Boston team far outshone the Crimson. Once they were in possession of the disk they were about as uncoordinated as the Hoddermen, but the result of last night's game shows that they had it more often...
Doctors in Buenos Aires were cautious and divided over the vaccine last week. Most physicians are skeptical, hold that it might be possible to develop a preventive vaccine, but that diseased, ruptured lungs can never be healed by any "formula...
...pictures showed that the twins had acquired a good technical foundation, needed to develop a personal expression. They may well accomplish that. Shortly before their show opened, they began studying (free) at the Barnes Foundation in Merion, Pa., directed by Dr. Albert C. ("Argyrol") Barnes, who takes as students none but the best. Said Freda, "We'd never seen a collection like it before. We'd never had the influence of the French Impressionists. It's almost breath-taking." Ida: "Now we're getting a new slant on art. It's invigorating...
...curriculum, for its archaic and non-contemporary quality our alumni are probably more likely to weather the next few years, and to weather the next few years, and be of greater service to the permanent religious cause, than are those whose professional preparation for the ministry has failed to develop historical-mindedness...
...Allison plant has just got going. It produced 73 engines in July, 65 in August, 223 in September, 286 in October. Many Army pursuit planes built for Allisons came off the line without power plants to drive them, and "bugs" were found in the comparatively untried engine. Built to develop 1,090 h.p., Allisons had to be held to 950 and until this week, when the restriction was finally lifted, Army pilots could not get full performance out of their ships...