Word: jointed
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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After some ups & downs the youngster fully recovered, enabling Father Watson, 60, and Son Watson, 32, to write a joint report which the Journal of the American Medical Association published last week. One point the Watsons wanted emphasized: "As far as we can determine . . . this is the first time autotransfusion has been used in the treatment of this type of injury...
...months ago the U. S. joined Canada, the Irish Free State and Great Britain in a pact for joint operation of airlines across the North Atlantic (TIME, Dec. 16). Last week the U. S. made a similar agreement with Germany. Conclusions...
...Student Council investigation committees, one looking into the general subject of Scholarships and the other into Employment integration, were combined under the co-chairmanship of Raymond Dennett '36 and John B. Bowditch '37. This joint committee will issue a report on the combined problem of scholarships, student employment, beneficiary aid, and loans at the end of the month...
...Manhattan's handsome Church of St. Vincent Ferrer, many a Catholic went last week to venerate the church's latest acquisition. Exposed during a solemn novena was a gilded silver reliquary containing a finger joint of St. Vincent Ferrer-one of the largest major relics extant of a man who was one of the greatest evangelists of all time. Vincent Ferrer (1350-1419), of knightly Spanish birth, belonged to the Order of Friars Preachers (Dominicans). For 50 years he lived austerely, declined all honors. With middle age came Vincent Ferrer's renown as a wonder worker...
Britain's foremost armament firms, Vickers Ltd. and Vickers-Armstrong Ltd., sent their joint Board Chairman, sleek, tall General Sir Herbert A. Lawrence. once Chief of Staff of the B. E. F. in France, and their bland, trim, assured General Manager Sir Charles Craven, famed in Mayfair for his mannerism of "talking down to the ruling class." The Chairman of the Royal Commission asked if in Vickers' experience bribery is necessary to obtain armament orders outside of Britain...