Word: pooled
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Year Job. Mexico may well have oil reserves up to six billion barrels a year. Under the new plan which Aleman is now pondering, that rich pool could be tapped with some 7,250 new wells, aimed at quadrupling production. But that is a six-year, $600,000,000 job, and that is where foreigners come in. To raise some of the money, private companies would be allowed to bid in two-thirds of the new fields, then export most of the production on a royalty basis...
...Young's solution was an "efficient, new sleeping car company. . . . We will gladly release all the new cars we purchase to any independently operated pool that will [make] modern sleeping car equipment available to all railroads, at reasonable cost. What roads will cooperate...
...week's end, none had come forward. Reason: most big roads are in the pool that was approved (by a lower court) as purchaser of the Pullman sleeping car service (TIME, Dec. 31). Bob Young, who wants to run Pullman sleepers himself, has appealed to the Supreme Court. He hoped the Supreme Court was reading...
There was little hope that Army discharges, now past their peak, would supply the needed men. Nor would the pool of unemployed; it was already down to 2,000,000. The hard fact was that the U.S. could not boost production much higher if it needed many more hands to do it. But it could if those at work did a better job. The hope now was for increased labor efficiency, like post...
Leading your list should be the Harvard Athlete Association, 24 Quincy Street, Cambridge 38. On last Tuesday night, the night set aside for students' wives, my wife went to H. A. A.'s pool for a swim. She was required to pay fifty cents for admission instead of the usual thirty-five. Next day I sought an explanation for this 42 percent increase. The reply, "Oh, the A.A. announced a general increase in all fees July...