Word: twinned
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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When great reviews and speechmakings fill Moscow's Red Square, the Communists who have the best view of the proceedings are a few research professors and guards at the windows of the twin-spired Historical Museum at the north end. Behind one of those windows last week a U. S. teacher named Arthur Fletcher was taking time off from his research duties in the Institute of the Monopoly of Foreign Trade to pore over a bourgeois treasure the museum director had found for him: The Talisman in Sir Walter Scott's first draft...
...Cornell twin bill is only the start of Fred Mitchell's troubles, for tomorrow Princeton comes to town, and Mitch has got to find some one to occupy the mound. In his search for pitching talent he has tried taking Braman Gibbs from right field and sending him out to serve 'em up. In the meantime, Paul deGive, Varsity hurler in 1933, has even been seen behind the plate. Of all the remarkable transferences for which Mitchell is famous, this combination sets an all-time record--especially if either of these men appears in his new role and does something...
Glenn Martin's fancy flying was done for the sole purpose of financing further experimentation. By 1912 he had a plane factory running full blast, and a year later received his first Government contract. In 1918 came the first of the famed twin-engine Martin bombers and since then he has built hundreds of Army & Navy planes. The Martin which won the Collier Trophy in 1933 cruises at 200 m.p.h. with two tons of bombs in its belly. Before the House Naval Affairs Committee in Washington last winter Glenn Martin testified that he had done...
Prima donna of chemistry, hydrogen is present in 300,000 known compounds. Deuterium promised to be a twin prima donna capable of producing 300,000 new compounds. Commonest hydrogen compound is hydrogen oxide-water. First and most obvious heavy hydrogen compound is deuterium oxide-heavy water. In fact this looks like ordinary water and is only 10 percent heavier...
Sixteen first year medical students received scholarships. George Haven Scholarships were presented to Robert L. Bender of Goshen, Indiana; Herbert A. Hughes of Gamas, Washington; John B. McKittrick of Chestnut Hill; Clarence Nelson of San Francisco, California; John C. Nunemaker of Twin Falls, Idaho; Frank Payne, Jr. of Danville, Illinois; Paul G. Purington of Mystic, Connecticut; Lewis G. Shepler of Spokane, Washington; Matthew W. Stevens of Independence, Missouri; and Joseph W. Nadal of Springfield, Missouri...