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...amount the colleges do get does not always help them directly. Such scholarship programs as Westinghouse Electric's $11,000 fund for bright young scientists may benefit individual students, but they add nothing to the coffers of individual universities. Few corporations have programs like that of the Ford Motor Co., which not only awards scholarships to 70 students, but also gives $500 to each private college the students select...
Outside Support. But as Ohio's 19 colleges launched their campaign, U.S. educators were beginning to get some powerful support from beyond the campus. Men like General Motor's Alfred P. Sloan Jr. and Frank W. Abrams of Standard Oil (N.J.) have long been trying to persuade their colleagues that industry has a stake in higher education. Last month, at Yale's 250th anniversary, Irving S. Olds, chairman of the board of U.S. Steel, sounded the call again...
...when the Russians came to Poprad, Czechoslovakia, the Ranezays had climbed into their car and fled. They crossed into Austria, settled in a D.P. camp near Salzburg. Alexander got work as a driver, first for Coca-Cola, later for the U.S. motor pool. At last, the I.R.O. told Ranezay he could...
...studied engineering at the University of the Philippines, earning his way as a chauffeur. Later he had taken a job as mechanic in a bus company, and wound up as its manager. At war's outbreak, he went to work in the motor pool of the U.S. 31st Division, and ended the war as commander of a guerrilla army of 10,000. In 1950, as chairman of the House National Defense Committee, he attacked his own party, the Liberals, demanding an end to politics in the army, a real fight against the Huks, and a cleanup of the evils...
Hicks found that such radiation injures the deep part of the brain, which is growing in the last third of pregnancy, and affects the motor functions of the body Radiation bombardments during the first stage of pregnancy has no effect, Hicks found...