Word: teached
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Press, who took a personal poll in upstate New York: "Concerning relations between . . . the U.S. and states seeking to achieve economic and political independence, notably China and India, the replies were remarkably vague. The most illuminating answer came from a prosperous Welsh dairyman who said: 'Can we teach a man like Gandhi to wear britches...
...years, when they were still young. Boys of twenty were found dead in France with prayer books in their pockets. But those who came back left the prayer books behind them and had nothing to read to the children they hardly knew. It was not easy to teach religion and idealism from memory, so what their sons learned was something less than the absolute beliefs that Victorian generations had never thought to question...
...contributed teachers, supplies (such as trucks, instruments), money. In courses as short as possible, 6,283 workers have been trained-about 600 Army doctors, 2,000 assistant medical officers (63 of them midwives), 377 nurses (China has about 5,000 others), 1,626 pharmacists, 3,600 sanitary technicians (to teach latrine digging, debusing, etc.). >The Bureau helps the National Health Administration in epidemic control, preventive medicine and in procuring doctors from abroad...
...member of the training section of Pershing's G.H.Q. he became the second youngest brigadier general in France at 35, won the D.S.M. for his coordination of artillery fire and infantry combat. That was one of the first of his many teaching jobs. ("The peacetime Army did nothing but teach," he says...
...meet the pinch as best they can, as rapidly as possible they teach women the printing trade (Kansas State Teachers College, in cooperation with Kansas publishers, is organizing an eight-week course); they raid high schools and colleges. In many instances, two or more papers have consolidated their mechanical departments. More syndicated features are used...