Word: mininger
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Suffering man's infinite capacity for self-deception was demonstrated last week, with radioactive trimmings appropriate to the atomic age, in the little Montana mining towns of Boulder (pop. 1,017) and Basin (pop. 250). From far & near came hundreds of bent, gnarled and crippled men & women, mostly victims...
The rush began last summer, after a visiting mining engineer took his wife down to look over the Free Enterprise Mine, near Boulder. She had such a severe case of bursitis that she could not lift her arm. But two days after the half-hour trip down the mine, she...
Invalids Assay High. The word spread through the mining country, and so many visitors arrived at the Free Enterprise that they got in the way of the miners who were trying to find out whether its uranium veins were worth working. Wade V. Lewis, an experienced hard-rock miner and...
To the Merry Widow. Proprietor Lewis, flanked by a lawyer, is careful never to use such words as "treatment" or "patients." "Hell," says Lewis, "we're mining men, developing a uranium-bearing deposit. We're not doctors and don't pretend to be." But even with a...
The careers of the first five to appear on the show back in 1940 are fairly typical of the group as a whole. Charles Schwartz, now 25, graduate cum laude from Harvard Law School, worked for a firm of Manhattan attorneys, returns to Harvard this fall on a teaching fellowship...