Word: ops
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...available in the various branches of the committee for many different types of work. Some of the jobs offer a salary; among these are Institutional Service Units, which assist in the management of farm schools for delinquent teen-agers, a program which studies and works with the Co-op systems, and one which attacks industrial relations problems...
...date only seventh place Dartmouth (2 and 4) and last place Yale (2 and 5) have been actually eliminated from the championship race, both despite the prowess of two highly-touted centers, And Brindley and Tony Lavelli. Ivy League Standings WON LOST PTS. OP. PTS. Columbia 5 0 273 221 Cornell 4 3 301 276 Pennsylvania 4 3 359 371 HARVARD 23 238 246 Princeton 2 3 210 226 Dartmouth 2 4 297 299 Yale...
...decided to put some pet theories into practice. He sold Margaree townsfolk on the idea of a big new school. They raised the money for materials, built the school with free labor. Then Dr. Coady turned to the adults. He organized a study club, explained the co-op way of doing things. Out of that came the Margaree Producers' Association of 30 members...
...alone there were 35,000 fishermen, farmers, loggers, miners who could neither read nor write. In a year and a half, Dr. Coady's self-help doctrine ("seek, and ye shall find") had sprouted 1,000 adult study clubs with 10,000 members. With adult education came co-op stores, farm and fish producer groups. Impressed, St. F.X. set up a special extension department to carry on the work, put Dr. Coady at the head of it. The Dominion Government picked Dr. Coady to organize the badly exploited Maritime fishermen, some of whom got as little...
...people heard him talkin' and they got an OP...