Word: organisms
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...library will provide a central location for books now stored in Widener, Lamont, Holden Chapel, and in halls, classrooms and offices of the Music Building. Only the Isham Collection of organ music will remain in its present Memorial Church location...
Around dour Glasgow, there were seats to be won or lost by the hair of a sporran. Stubby Scotsmen in sack suits, caps pulled down and pipes jutting from the crags of their faces, listened to the rough organ music of Aneurin Bevan. "In the Labor Party, it's true we've been having an argument about the hydrogen bomb, and I've been in the middle of it to a certain extent." The crowd laughed appreciatively at his understatement. "We argue . . . over our policy . . . We don't reach our policy in quiet country houses...
Following America's 1941 declaration of war against Germany, the museum was closed again. The Army used the building to train chaplains and administrators and the only continued museum activities were the Sunday morning concerts on the Baroque organ, which, from 1932 to the present day, have been presented, without major interruption, by E. Power Biggs...
This new kind of pastorate might never have come into being if, one day in 1948, the organ in a small Minnesota country church had not broken down. Deacon Alan Humrickhouse of Royalton, Minn, (pop: 500) went looking for an electrician. He found Vernon Pick at nearby Two Rivers. Talking over the repair job at Pick's house, he was surprised to find the electrician had a library that would do justice to a college professor. Pick was equally surprised to hear the way the deacon talked electric motors (he had been installing communications equipment for the Bell Telephone...
Many Congressmen fear the bill is a threat to particular interests, like the wheat farmers. Still other oppose OTC on the ground that its adoption would surrender too much power to an international agency. The organization, however, would not have supranational powers; it would serve merely as a coordinator of international bargaining for those who chose to use it. Its rules are flexible enough to allow the United States an exemption on the importation of grain. Although OTC would be a permanent organ, it commits the United States to little more than the original General Agreement...