Word: paneling
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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John W. Teele '27, Boston business consultant and public panel member of the War Labor Board, has been appointed Director of the Office of Student Placement as of July 1, the University announced today...
...their tonsils removed. A group of doctors who examined the other 39% solemnly advised that nearly half of them needed tonsillectomies. The exonerated half were examined by a second group of doctors, and nearly half of them were culled for tonsil removal. After a third examination by still another panel, there remained only 65 children of the original thousand whose tonsils were rated sound...
...quiet, blue-eyed, middle-aged Major Ivan Nikitine, deputy chief of Stalin's own security police, Russian criminologists reconstructed the last days of Hitler in Berlin. Beside a bookcase in Hitler's personal room in the battle-wrecked Chancellery the sleuths found a thin concrete removable panel. Behind was a man-sized hole leading to a super-secret concrete shelter, far underground and 500 meters away. Another tunnel connected the shelter with an underground trolley line. Food scraps in the shelter indicated that from six to twelve people had stayed there as late...
...collection. There are stacks of tableware made out of solid gold. There are two boxes in one of the rooms, both solid gold and crusted with fine gold handiwork set with precious stones. The center piece of one is an enormous aquamarine set in gold filigree on an ivory panel. There are gold candlesticks by the dozen...
Called Power in the Pacific, the show sets out to picture, from start to finish, what war is like as the U.S. Navy fights it. In panoramic panels, the show begins with a series of pictures of Navy ships and the everyday work & play of the men who man the ships. Soon, the day of battle approaches: an enormously enlarged panel pictures flyers being briefed below decks of a carrier while crews ready the planes. The attack unfolds in pictures of planes in formation, softening the target for the marines. There are striking photographs of pilots "sweating it out," waiting...