Word: gardners
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...judges for the debate were McGeorge Bundy, associate professor of Government; George K. Gardner, professor of Law; and Frederick Packard, Jr., associate professor of Public Speaking. The judges called the debate a tie, one of the few times this has been done...
...Colorado last week, Dr. Gardner Middlebrook of Denver's National Jewish Hospital confirmed the doctors' suspicions, but calmed their fears. Isoniazid-resistant bacilli did indeed develop, said Dr. Middlebrook, but in tests with lab animals, the new bacilli proved to have lost the old virulence. And they seemed to have lost the ability to grow and reproduce in healthy tissue. Dr. Middlebrook is pretty sure that isoniazid "will not solve all the problems of tuberculosis." But he is ready to call it "the most remarkable chemotherapeutic agent yet discovered for an infectious disease...
Johan H. Andreson, Jr., Sinedbraaten, Skoyen, Oslo, Norway; atrick T. Colt, Newtown, Conn.; Ernest B. Dane, 3rd, Middletown, Conn.; Duncan N. Dickson, Utica, N. Y.; Harrison Gardner, Jr., Wenham, Mass.; Christopher c. Ingraham, Providence, R. I.; Stephen L. Reynolds Weston, Mass.; Hans C. Vitzthum, San Diego, Cal.; Brayton F. Wilson, Cambridge, Mass.; Roger F. Langley, Jr., Baue, Mass...
Blonde Hazel Gardner, 39, is the Equitable Credit Corporation's only woman auto finance manager, and for three years she has run its Savannah office as well as any man. But 15 months ago, a loud, cigar-chewing, Savannah car-rental operator, R. J. Bedgood, skipped town, leaving Hazel and her office holding the bag for $20,000 in mortgages on missing automobiles. After a year of investigating, Hazel developed one slim lead: Bedgood had once been a construction worker and might be working somewhere in the construction business...
When Publisher Gardner Cowles started pocket-size Quick magazine in May 1949, it quickly became something of a postwar wonder. In nearly four years, its circulation shot up from about 300,000 to 1,300,000, and it gave an outward appearance of success. But while Quick grew, "Mike" Cowles was arriving at a disturbing conclusion: in spite of its spectacular rise, Quick was no success. Last week, to his stunned and unbelieving staff, Publisher Cowles announced that he was killing Quick June...