Word: rebuilders
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...many deaths (seven) as there were among the others. Also, polio is so unpredictable a disease that doctors may easily be fooled, and credit a drug for a patient's natural improvement. But, says Dr. Schopp, this admittedly sketchy study indicates that Pyromen helps virus-ravaged nerves to rebuild themselves so that they can again assert control over the muscles...
...seven point reform plan for athletics, proposed by the N.C.A.C. commissioner, Asa S. Busknell, after the most disastrous year of collegiate sports in decades, seeks to rebuild in a more severe form the Sanity Code which the National Collegiate Athletic Association dropped last winter...
TIME has mistaken for apathetic servitude youth's quiet and patient attempt to rebuild the world . . . Our elder statesmen are too busy spending their reclining years wintering in mink and summering in the deep freeze. So youth has decided that this generation must provide a "found generation" . . . The values that can't be taught to Presidents and politicians might be taught babies...
Instead of talking about new taxes, Unifruit felt that it needed assurance against extra tax burdens now, and an end to Moscow-wired union squabbles, before it could safely invest the millions necessary to rebuild wrecked Tiquisate. Last week company officials, received by Guatemala's young President Jacobo Arbenz, tried to get such assurance. They did not. Arbenz bounced the issue down to the "ministerial level," where it remained deadlocked...
...after the fire, a Protestant oilman named J. William Everhart went to see the town's Roman Catholic priest, the Rev. John Goff. Everhart told Father Goff that he wanted to help rebuild the Catholic hospital...