Word: moulds
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...does the press (and radio and cinema) "mould" public opinion...
...Crisis Is Upon Us." A sense of his-tory-in-being gripped the Allied world. Said the London Economist: "A few right or wrong decisions taken in these times can mould the history of a century. . . . Such a crisis is upon...
...Penatin, like penicillin (TIME, June 7), is a drug extracted from the mould Pencillium notatum. The University of Pennsylvania's Dr. Walter Kocholaty calls it even more powerful against bacteria than penicillin...
...symmetrical three term calendar represents only in part the answer to an increasing dissatisfaction over the inequalities of the present division of the academic year into a College and Summer Session. The shift is actually one of a series of major steps which Harvard must make in order to mould its program to fit the demands of the Army and Navy...
Making It Stick. Wood veneer (plywood) planes are 25 years old. The first rickety-looking planes were flown in World War I-but mould and temperature changes ate away the casein (milk base) glues which held their veneers together. Not until the plastics industry evolved a phenolic resin glue with a permanent grip were strong wood airplanes possible...