Word: liquidly
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Republic makes the only U.S. pursuit ship that uses an air-cooled radial engine. A year ago the Army, all out for liquid-cooled power, gave Republic only enough attention to keep it going. Then the Navy introduced its F4U Vought-Sikorsky fighter, a 2,000-h.p. radial job that could outfly any liquid-cooled Army ship on the line. Army interest in air-cooled pursuits was reawakened...
...assembling of Martin B-26 medium bomber fuselages should be started; then Bofors 40-mm. anti-aircraft guns should be in production. Already Chrysler's engineering department and laboratories are working 85% of their time on defense, developing a 2,000 h.p. airplane engine, a 500 h.p. liquid-cooled tank engine; a new airplane landing gear strut, etc. Half the 900 machine tools used to make the Bofors gun are being taken from the automobile assembly lines. Eleven different Chrysler divisions are supplying parts for the bombers. The 250 Army trucks that come off Dodge production lines every...
...Howard J. Archibald's letter in TIME, Aug. 4, explains curtly, clearly and completely how your Moscow correspondent deduced that Stalin had a pitcher of tea before him when he spoke over the microphone, by hearing over the loudspeaker in Red Square the sound of a liquid being poured into a glass during a dramatic pause, but how did he know it was a "big" pitcher...
...Nichols, called "One Hundred Per Cent" because of his policy of keeping his First National Bank of Englewood, Ill. on a 100% liquid basis, hated the New Deal with a glacial hate. To depositors he said: "Go bury your money in a tomato can in your vegetable garden." He quit making loans, spurned new checking accounts, wrote down $24,000 of Federal Reserve stock to 10?, and siphoned out of the Chicago Federal Reserve Bank some $2,500,000-most of his bank's reserve-which he stuffed in deposit boxes. Increasingly bitter and violent about the New Deal...
...Henry Ford Hospital Dr. Frank Wilbur Hartman and colleagues dissolved pectin in warm double-distilled water, filtered it through fine papers till it had the same thickness as blood serum. After injecting this liquid pectin into a number of guinea pigs, rabbits and dogs with no ill effects, they transfused it into the veins of eight patients. Results: "the bleeding time, coagulation time . . . were not altered. . . . Satisfactory blood pressure levels were maintained throughout. . . . Pectin is retained in the body a short time and then eliminated...