Word: trained
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Stevens of the United Steelworkers, CIO, and Alfred Van Wart of the Brotherhood of Train Workers. AFL, spoke on the subject from the standpoint of labor itself. Despite the increasing influence of workers and the rise in organized unions, they explained that the number of positions open for outsiders was almost none, and that entry into labor relations work was possible only after a long working association with the union itself...
Borgatti was forced to petition for help when usually substantial alumni contributions fell off. However, only enough money to pay for train fares was requested...
...Paul Lamonica, a 27-year-old butcher of Ozone Park, N.Y., sued the Long Island Rail Road for $2,000, charging that he had been made permanently "nervous" by 83-hours of "false imprisonment" in a Long Island train on the night of New York's record 25.8-inch snowfall...
Students who want to crack into movie writing need not catch the next train for Hollywood. They can do it right here, for Veritas Films...
When he catches a train of such waves, Dr. Deacon looks on the weather map to check on where they are coming from. Usually their origin is a storm far out toward North America. The wind may never reach England, but the long, low swells, sweeping along at 70 miles an hour, much faster than ordinary ocean waves, do not stop until they hit a shoreline. Dr. Deacon has measured waves at Pendeen which came all the way from a storm off Cape Horn at the southern tip of South America...