Word: scopes
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...present system was initiated in 1920 following the War, when it was found that the method of training used by the army was woefully lacking in scope. 90,000 reserve officers were on the rolls in 1935, but the strength of the corps at that time was far below War Department mobilization plans...
...other hand, some doubt is justified as to the scope of Italian operations in case of Italy's entry into the war on the German side for the reason that an eventual paralysis of the Italian fleet would leave the country in a perilous situation entailing the loss of all African colonies and total suspension of overseas supplies...
...about the potentialities of World War II. Thanks to his and Secretary Hull's slightly awry foresight, the President had only to reach into the files, pull out and brush up proclamations and orders already prepared to orient the U. S. to World War II's greater scope. As though by rote, Roosevelt & Hull...
...osteopathic physicians) by their professional education and training, by their legal recognition in all States, as well as by their place in the public esteem, are doctors in every sense. . . . In California, as in the vast majority of other States, osteopathic physicians qualify under the law for as unlimited scope of practice as any other doctor...
Last week the museum on the first floor of Secretary Harold Ickes' new, white, boxlike Department of the Interior Building in Washington was given over to an exhibition of Pioneer Jackson's aged photographs. Admired by public and connoisseurs alike were the vivid detail and panoramic scope of the mountain and forest views that Old Master Jackson had snap ped with his battered, wooden 6½-by-8½ camera in days when photography was scarcely more than a stunt. Best exhibit of all was spry Oldster Jackson himself, stooped and white-bearded but talkative and effervescent...