Word: reaching
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...boasted to British officials that he could tell them any thing they wanted to know about German policy, even about German policy formed while he was in Scotland. His mind, he said, worked precisely as Hitler's worked. Given any problems, any situations, he would be able to reach a plan for action. That plan, he added with satisfaction, would be the same as Hitler...
...would stagger backward, screaming. A psychologist finally learned who "they" were: the people of Europe. Screamed Hess: "Like grass, they grow, higher and higher. They think we are evil and they hate us. The war goes on longer and they get stronger and stronger. From all over the hands reach up for our throats. They want to choke...
Writing in the September issue of Mining and Metallurgy, Humble's president struck a comprehensive, up-to-date balance sheet on oil. Crude requirements from domestic sources, now about 4,150,000 bbl.* daily, will reach an alltime peak of 4,400,000 bbl. in '44, which exceeds estimates of the maximum amount the U.S. can produce efficiently by 130,000 bbl. a day. This is an increase in daily demand of 525,000 bbl. in three years...
...That Paid. When Cargill got its first Government ship contracts (for four towboats and six tankers), the Albany yard was abandoned and everything usable was shifted to Port Cargill, where there was plenty of labor, plenty of subcontractors for fabricating within reach at nearby Minneapolis...
...payroll-is advice and a plan for a research brochure. In his less evangelistic moments, Hoffman admits 1) that he is not worrying about the 400-500 really big businesses: he thinks they can take care of themselves; 2) that the very small enterpriser will be hard to reach in any concrete way. Yet the future of U.S. employment is almost certain to be made by these extremes of enterprise...