Word: moser
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...went out in the open market to buy their youngsters a coach who could train winners. For a $10,100 salary (the U.S. average for high school coaches: $6,500), plus handsome bonuses and a high-priced side job as a TV football commentator, the Eagles got Charles Hinton Moser Jr., 39, a solid Missourian who played center for the University of Missouri and ripped up opposing lines in the late 1930s. A deep-voiced, ingratiating joiner, Coach Moser shook hands, made friends, and built a team whose drawing power earned the money for a brand-new $50,000 field...
Also, Leo P. Kadanoff, Physics; David A. Kuhn, History and Literature; Alan I. Levenson, Social Relations; Joseph T. Leverich, Mathematics; John N. Loeb, Chemistry; Dale A. McNeill, Physics; Donald J. Marcuse, Fine Arts; Clement H. Moore, Philosophy and Government; and Royce Moser, Jr., Biology...
...Ohio State University, Drs. Henry M. Moser, John J. Dreher and Herbert Oyer, backed by the Air Force, are trying to develop a special ear microphone. They have found that when a speaker's mouth is covered by a sound-absorbing baffle, his speech can be heard, weakly but distinctly, through a stethoscope in one of his ears. Picked up with a microphone, ear speech can be amplified until it is as loud as desired. It has a rather "bright" sound, but is not very different from mouth speech...
Most states have laws specifically authorizing sterilization when it is dictated by medical necessity (28 go further and allow it for eugenic reasons), and none forbids it. But Maryland has no clear-cut legislation on the subject. Circuit Judge Herman Moser went back to a general provision of the Maryland code for his authority: "The court shall have full power ... to superintend and direct the affairs of persons non compotes mentis, both as to the care of their persons and the management of their estates." Last month Judge Moser ordered the operation...
Last week Judge Moser threw out a petition by Catholic attorneys to stay the order, ruled: "[The court] has not only the authority but a definite obligation to this incompetent to authorize the operation...