Word: mixer
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...physician father never really wanted to run the family drug firm, but John G. Searle, 62, the third-generation president of G. D. Searle & Co., enjoys the job. Searle started at twelve as a summertime tablet mixer, became the $35-a-week treasurer of the small firm after graduating in pharmacy from the University of Michigan. When he took over as president in 1936, he prescribed a strong tonic to make the Skokie, III., company grow. He trimmed its product line from 800 to 16 quality items. The list has since grown to 30, and now includes Enovid, a contraceptive...
Died. Sir Frederic Collins Hooper, 71, managing director since 1948 of Britain's Schweppes Ltd. (quinine water, Bitter Lemon), a bubbly Londoner who left a successful chain store busi ness to put some fizz in the 169-year-old mixer maker, quintupled Schweppes's output and profit with snob appeal advertising featuring Commander Whitehead among the Yanks and veddy British "Schweppigrams" at home;* of a probable heart attack; in London...
...Summer School is serious about them, its contempt for its students is enormous. In the eyes of the administration, Summer School students possess so little intelligence that they are incapable of benefiting from free discussion of public issues; the only activities suitable for them are Yard punches and mixer dances. In addition, the Summer School underestimates its own faculty when it claims that the menace of "unrepresentative" opinions comes only from outside the University. There are enough faculty members with controversial views to poison the mind of the most protected Summer School student...
...record 650 happy, mix-it-up summer students attended the first School mixer last Tuesday, and mixer officials yesterday predicted an equally high turn-out at the second extravaganza tonight. Beginning at 8:30 p.m., the three and a half hour long get-acquainted party will cost but 50 cents, accompanied by a privilege card. Grad students can mingle for free Saturday at the Radcliffe Graduate Center...
...Cook: 218 Recipes by One Who Can't, and another called The I Hate to Cook Book, with such slothful recipes as "Chilly Night Chili," "Simpleburgers," and "Beetniks." High Altitude. In the search for negotiable gimmicks, writers are turning out books specializing in every kitchen device (The Mixer, Handmixer and Blender Cookbook) and every sort of environment (Cooking Afloat). Other gimmicks are regional (A Taste of Texas), historical (A Civil War Cookbook), topographical (The Complete Book of High-Altitude Baking) and sybaritic (The Eating-in-Bed Cookbook), Random House will soon publish The Seducer's Cookbook. Its serviceability...