Word: sumners
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Stanley Sumner, manager of the University Theatre, remarked that of the 1000 children who usually attend Saturday matinees, only 500 appeared last week...
...dreams has always been the "true submarine"-an underwater vessel that never has to surface to charge its batteries, and needs no snorkel-like breathing apparatus. Last week there were some guarded indications that the true sub was out of the dream stage at last. Said Atomic Energy Commissioner Sumner Pike: "In an attempt to get useful power from atomic fission, we are engaged in the design and construction of a power plant for naval submarines. The design of two practical, though expensive, devices for submarine propulsion is practically complete, and one of them is partly built. It shouldn...
Only a month ago, AECommissioner Sumner Pike said he doubted whether atomic power plants could ever make electricity cheap enough to be commercially feasible. Thomas thinks...
Other faculty members in the School of Public Administration, joined in paying tribute to their friend and colleague. Arthur Smithies, professor of Economics, John K. Galbraith, professor of Economics, and Sumner H. Slichter, Lamont University Professor, agreed that Burbank contributed more to the teaching of economics in his 38 years with the University "than had been done until then." Burbank was one of the founders of the tutorial system...
...settlement with the striking railroad workers which gives the men more favorable terms than their leaders accepted on December 21 would be fatal to future industrial peace," Sumner H. Slichter, Lamont University Professor, declared last night...