Word: employers
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...ascension, it was alleged, would employ a Navy "skyhook" balloon filled with 40 dollars worth of helium, with 'Poon Ibis Charles C. Osborne '52 scheduled to be borne aloft...
...that they do not do anything that can be construed as illegal. They operate through lawyers- men who are known as clever lawyers a cleverness which is like the instinct of the rat that knows how to get the bait without getting caught. Many businessmen, ostensibly reputable business men, employ these knavish lawyers to circumvent the law and enrich then selves at Government expense...
...last week joined the select group of U.S. companies entrusted with atomic-energy work.* The Atomic Energy Commission announced plans for a $45 million plant near Denver, to be built by Cleveland's Austin Co. and operated by Dow. When completed next year, the new plant will employ 1,000 people under the supervision of AEC's Santa Fe branch. The AEC said the Denver plant would not produce bombs or atomic weapons "as such." Presumably, it will take on experimental projects in connection with those handled by Los Alamos...
...before, and lack both Radar and Instrument Landing Systems, standard equipment on the regular airlines. Today the market value for most of their ships is between fifty and seventy-five thousand dollars. These planes are even used on long-distance routes, for which the major airlines employ four engine planes costing about a million dollars each...
...offering deluxe service the independent lines can cut costs even more. They employ far fewer men per passenger than do the regular lines and dispense with such comforts as lounges and free meals. For the most part their booking is handled by separate booking companies, and often the passenger does not know which airline is carrying...