Word: unitized
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Force training program will be offered to R.O.T.C. applicants in addition to the traditional Field Artillery course, Colonel Marc McClure, commandant of the Harvard Unit, announced early this week to incoming students...
...tobacco merchant, Hermann attended Pastor Niemöller's Evangelical Church, spent most of the war years in school. After being inducted into an antiaircraft unit with his teachers and entire class, he decided that he was "willing not to fight for Hitler" and soon deserted. Hermann, who thinks the trouble with his countrymen is that they have been educated in "servile obedience," hopes to bring back some of the Schenectady spirit with...
...operators are still fighting the law. Nevertheless, Oklahoma last week confidently appointed an ex-Texas Co. executive named H. N. Pardee to supervise the West Edmond cooperative, instructed him to put unitization into effect by Oct. 1. As a unit, the field will be worked by Sohio Petroleum Co., one of the largest of the present operators. By shutting down all the wells that have a high gas ratio compared to oil, Pardee hopes to boost the field's production from a present daily average of 40,000 bbls. to 50,000 bbls. "The time will come," he said...
...search and rescue unit of the Hawaiian Sea Frontier picked up the distress signal. A converted Army B17, Honolulu-bound from Kwajalein, was running out of fuel 100 miles west of Barbers Point. In the control tower on Oahu, controlmen listened to the calm voice of disaster: "Number Three Engine is out at 2,200 feet. . . . Two and Three Engines dead at 1,400 feet . . . losing altitude. ... I'd better go ahead and set down while I have two engines. . . ." There was a pause. Then, "Now ditching." At 11:46, the radio went...
...Oxford's Gerontological Research Unit, Dr. Korenchevsky is working tirelessly on the problem of extending man's life span. Says he: "Science and medicine will not rest until they solve the riddle of what is normal aging . . . and the normal span of life." Last week the doctor told an international conference of physiologists at Oxford that he had thoroughly explored, and exploded, one highly touted hope against old age: the male hormone, testosterone. Giving testosterone to an old man, he said, is like whipping a tired horse; it may lash him to a quick and fatal collapse...