Word: developers
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...legman was not Woltman, though the signature on the story was his, and the credit belonged mostly to him. Freddy Woltman gets most of the stories he writes by sitting at his desk in the city room. Other reporters usually develop the tips. A carefully cultivated army of tipsters, many of them disgruntled ex-Communists, keep his two phones humming all day long. Woltman checks the tips in a four-decker steel filing case, which bulges with clippings, speeches, articles, manifestoes, bulletins and letters from Communist sources, files of Woltman's "favorite morning newspaper": the Daily Worker. His steel...
Another new Red-less Government got a lease on life last week. Premier Paul Ramadier settled the French railroad strike, which had threatened to develop into a major crisis. The compromise settlement cost the Government some prestige and an estimated $165 million in wage boosts for the workers - which made it even harder for the Government to hold the line against inflation. But the Communists, who had used the strike as a battering ram against tenacious little Ramadier, had not managed to topple the Government. June 7, a secretary of Communist Boss Maurice Thorez told a friend: "In two weeks...
Another medical implication of the process is that it may permit lengthening the chains of harmful virus proteins, thus transforming them into neutral or beneficial materials. Actual germ killing methods may also develop from further investigation...
Said Marshall: "Our policy is directed not against any country or doctrine but against hunger, poverty, desperation and chaos. Its purpose should be the revival of a working economy in the world. . . . Such assistance must not be on a piecemeal basis as various crises develop...
...rnberg, Willy Messerschmitt, of the Messerschmitts, who was also awaiting denazification proceedings, said he had "received an offer from the Americans" to come on over and help develop an atomic-energy-propelled airplane. He was thinking it over, said he, waiting to hear more...