Word: kirks
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Late in April, the University announced a relaxation in entrance requirements to facilitate veteran admission, the Law School having already taken that step by itslf.e. And in the same week, as Copey celebrated his 85th birthday, the College reported that Kirk land House, occupied by the Navy since the summer of 1943, would be opened to civilians this summer...
...three universities' presidents, Leonard Carmichael of Tufts, Daniel L. Marsh of B.U., and President Conant, will gave the introductory speeches leading up to the main address by Major General Norman T. Kirk, Surgeon General of the Army. Brigadier General William J. Keville, Adjutant General of Massachusetts, will present the traditional greetings from the Governor...
...main body of the Army Medical Corps moved toward the new main fighting front, Under Secretary of War Robert P. Patterson and Major General Paul R. Hawley, chief surgeon of the European Theater, proudly summarized the Army's medical record in Europe. Army Surgeon General Norman T. Kirk looked hopefully to the future...
...Cause for Alarm. Diseases in the Pacific are "different," reported General Kirk, but "this should not be considered cause for alarm." The Army "has been preparing for years" to fight these dis eases and has already learned how to keep them to a minimum...
...will keep it all moving west of the Mississippi, where the arteries thin out, is tough, able William Franklin Kirk of the Missouri Pacific Railroad Co., on loan to the Office of Defense Transportation. Bill Kirk is no novice at playing the western railroad keyboard for all it is worth. After some two and a half years of watching over a swelling torrent of war freight, Railroader Kirk is reputed to know every siding west of the Mississippi River...