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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Cavalcade (Aug. 20, 1934), 1934's Derby winner, who had won al most every important race for three-year-olds up to Aug. 1 (opening of the Saratoga season) and was touted as another Man o' War, tripped and bruised his foot a week after he posed for TIME'S cameraman. By the time the cover appeared on the newsstands, Cavalcade had been scratched from the Travers. He never won another race...
General Electric's tough-minded,soft-spoken Nobelman, Dr. Irving Langmuir, said last week that Russia might win an atomic race if the world let itself...
...thing has been as clear as daylight to me ever since I became convinced of the reality of the atomic bomb: namely, that a secret armament race in respect to this weapon must at all costs be avoided," Conant continued. "I am an enthusiastic supporter of the policy laid down in the first statement from the White House, and I hope the whole country will rally behind the administration in this matter...
Having already hired a new trainer, Roy Waldron, to handle her stable, Owner Arden then dug in behind Smith, asked the veterinary schools at Pennsylvania, Cornell and Northwestern Universities to find out what effect ephedrine had on a horse. Meanwhile, less innocent race-tracksters wondered if other trainers besides Tom ("Flit-Gun") Smith had discovered formulas of their...
...Teachers and educational officials who have been dismissed, suspended, or forced to resign for liberal or antimilitaristic opinions or activities will be declared immediately eligible for ... reappointment. ¶ "Discrimination against any student, teacher, or educational official on grounds of race, nationality, creed, political opinion or social position, will be prohibited. . . . ¶ "Students, teachers and educational officials will be encouraged [in] unrestricted discussion of issues involving political, civil and religious liberties...