Word: regularization
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Without meaning to brag (too much!!) we clear 24 major multiple wound cases . . . in 24 hours. We also have added 14 amputations to our regular day's surgery. These Field Hospitals really run an unbelievably heavy schedule. We just do them as they bring them in from the field...
...entire three years, and about ten different hospitals that I have served, I have not seen one nurse with the rank of major or above. I have seen one nurse with the rank of captain (she was a Regular Army nurse with over 20 years of service), and not more than a total of five with the rank of first lieutenant. All the others that I have seen were (and are) second lieutenants...
Last week R.M.R. officials had cause for celebration. Average cell production was running about 500,000 a day, with only 783 regular full-time employes. But, in addition, some 4,000 people collected paychecks for regular part-time work, and there was an average of 500 casual workers...
...Bells, No Beginning. Regular shifts were discontinued. Workers were fitted into operations whenever they reported at the plant. Since September 1944, the plant has been operating 24 hours a day, seven days a week, with no bells ringing and no beginning or end to work. Production of cells (72 cells to a battery) for September jumped to 1,218,000, about twice the output in August, when the new scheme was started...
Polled on "How Are You Helping to Solve the Manpower Shortage?" the high-schoolers showed that, after school, they were doing the work of 120 men & women on a regular 40-hour week. Some worked as little as one hour a week, but 25 students worked 40 to 56 hours. Not counting those who merely did chores around house and farm, 39% of the high-schoolers earned wages...