Word: generally
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...hadn't a single bomber. When Mitchell was court-martialed in 1925 for his obstreperous advocacy of air power, his friend & follower Hap Arnold was sent off to rusticate at Fort Riley. Determined not to quit under fire, Arnold passed up the job as president and general manager of Pan American Airways...
...story of any occupation after any war. The conquered are represented by "The Hero," an aging visionary; Bud, a sex-happy racketeer; Paul, a boy trying to do the man's work of revolution, and his sister Anna, the eternal fraulein. The conquerors include a commanding general whose rifle-cracking speech sounds borrowed from George Patton; the general's rare-do-well nephew, who keeps his wife in a nervous sweat and Anna in a little apartment, and a Congressman who bellows in public to inspect the security files, and pants in private to visit a brothel...
Those promoted are: Dr. Roy O. Greep, associate professor of Dental Science, to professor of Dental Science; Dr. Fritz A. Lipmann, associate in Biological Chemistry, to professor of Biological Chemistry at the Massachusetts General Hospital; Dr. Louis K. Diamond '23, assistant professor of Pediatrics, to associate professor of Pediatrics at the Children's Hospital, and Clement A. Smith, assistant professor of Pediatrics, to associate professor of Pediatrics at the Boston Lying-in Hospital...
...born in Germany in 1899, received the M.D. (1922) and Ph.D. (1927) from the University of Berlin. After several years of research work with the Carlsberg Foundation in Denmark, and a year as a Rockefeller Fellow (1931-32), he continued his research at Cornell and the Massachusetts General Hospital. He became an associate at the Harvard Medical School...
...speech entitled Physiology and Computational Devices, William J. Crosier, professor of General Physiology, cautions that so-called "thinking machines" such as the Mark III can never take the place of the human mind. No machine, he points out, could over not up a problem or analyze the results obtained through its own calculations...