Word: mininger
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Such a twin character was, in fact, the goal of the post Civil War educators who founded Cornell. One need merely look back into the "First General Announcement" of Cornell University, as published in 1868, to see that all instruction in the University was comprehended under two divisions. The division...
Creswell is a grimy Derbyshire coal-mining town, but the folk of nearby villages called it "happy Creswell." It boasts a model village housing development, a crack shooting team, a brass band famed for miles around. Its mine, reputed to be one of Britain's safest, is equipped with...
As president since 1938 of U.S. Steel Corp.'s two coal-mining subsidiaries, Harry M. Moses has had many a scrap over the bargaining table with John L. Lewis. Last week 53-year-old Harry Moses resigned as president of the companies, to devote his full time to the...
Last week, convinced that big-scale mining of taconite was feasible, Republic Steel Corp. and Armco Steel Corp. joined hands and began to dig in. On a 50-50 basis, they bought out Reserve Mining Co., which owns leaseholds on 17,000 acres of taconite. Republic and Armco agreed to...
Having been surreptitiously in the Eastern German city of Aue, the "head of the mountains" in the Erz Gebirge which is a headquarters of the Soviet pitchblende mining enterprise, I should like to report an additional service . . . performed by these Bergfrauen. In the Russian army, as in the late Wehrmacht...