Word: limiteds
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Action East. A U.S. destroyer heeled into harbor at Wellington, N.Z., boiled to its anchorage at 23 knots (15 knots above the harbor speed limit). Aboard was the Christian Science Monitor's mild, sandy-haired Correspondent Joseph C. Harsch, who wrote...
Because he believes propeller speeds are nearing the upper limit of possible efficiency, an Italian engineer, Secondo Campini, has invented the first successful plane in aviation history to be propelled by a jet of compressed air. So reports The Aeroplane, a British journal which reached the U.S. last week...
...felt that although the Allies cannot as yet master sufficient strength to force the Japanese to concentrate their resources on one front, the democracies may be able to increase their power sufficiently to make them limit their actions...
...Album reserves the right to use all the entries, and have access to all negatives. Contestants should leave their name, address, and phone number on each print, and there is no limit to the number of entries...
...first year, Seniors were exempted from the draft, and the colleges remained relatively untapped by the services of Uncle Sam. As Army and Navy expansion programs began to hop into the less conservative millions, the provision exempting Seniors was struck out of the Draft Bill, and the age limit was lowered to twenty. With a sizable percentage of college men now in danger of getting neither sheepskin nor commission, the Navy came through last December with a V-7 plan. This served a double purpose: it gave many students a chance to finish college, and it diverted much officer material...