Word: millinger
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Milling around a huge blackboard on which the price fluctuations were posted, traders flooded the market with sell orders, in what looked suspiciously like an attempt to drive prices down. When the exchange finally stopped trading, officials made a startling discovery: 627 contracts for May deliveries, some 27 million lbs...
OVER in Nevada, TIME'S science expert, Associate Editor Jonathan Norton Leonard, waited for the A-bomb to go off. More than one dawn he stood on Yucca Flat in a milling mass of scientists, newsmen, civil-defense workers, military observers and state governors, just waiting. To the north...
"Headquarters was milling with Nationalists in khaki shorts and shirts, carrying Tommy guns. Small-arms fire was rattling from the Binh Xuyen a couple of blocks down the road, and Nationalist Tommy-gun fire rattled back at them. Next came the sullen, unmistakable, paralyzing crump of mortars, three in the...
¶ A West Coast aircraft company's $1,128,000 contour milling machine, which will soon be built to work any known metal into as many as 18 shapes automatically, correct itself with a feedback control keyed to magnetic tape.
After a brief presidency of a Brazil milling company, National Guard Officer Holmes was called to war. He served on Dwight Eisenhower's staff, slipped into Algeria by submarine with General Mark Clark to prepare the North African invasion, rose from lieutenant colonel to brigadier general.