Word: rubberizing
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...command had one defense ("Veterans are a selected group") and one tacit assumption: any change in the Veterans Administration would loosen the Legion's traditional grip on VA matters. Merson's forces argued only that the Hoover proposals would be more efficient. Cried Merson: "Shall we be rubber stamps of the Legion hierarchy-or shall we be free men, following each the dictates of his own conscience? Let us stand up and be counted...
...Britons want their commercial stake in the Far East disrupted by war or even sanctions against Red China. James Griffiths told the House of Commons last week that British trade in Southeast Asia was booming: during the first six months of the Korean war, shipments of raw rubber from Singapore and other British territories to Red China had increased to 70,700 tons from 15,881 tons in the corresponding period...
Bertrand Fox, professor of Business Administration, said that he had served with Remington on the War Production Board in Washington at one time. He also said that the chemical formula for making rubber or gasoline from garbage, which Remington is alleged to have given to the Soviets, was treated as a "crackpot idea" in office gossip...
...Raised the percentage of steel that producers must set aside for defense, in some cases to 35%, limited the use of tungsten as a coloring agent in linoleum, ink, rubber...
...World War II legal adviser to WPB and other boards, now head of NPA, which has the overall job of allocating all materials needed for arms production. Fleischmann's chief aides: LELAND E. SPENCER, 42, vice president of Kelly-Springfield Tire Co. and World War II tire czar, rubber division boss; MARSHALL M. SMITH, 54, former president of E. W. Bliss Co. (machine tools), allocating industrial and construction machinery for defense; DAVID B. CARSON, 60, vice president Of Sharon Steel Corp., channeling iron & steel to arms contractors; WALTER SKUCE, 46, Owens-Corning Fiberglas executive, who helped run World...