Word: vitalize
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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According to Adolph W. Samborski, '26, coach of the Freshman nine, the team is a well-balanced one. It is weak, however, in the vital pitching department. Compared with the 1940 combination, it is a more even team, but last year's twirlers showed more promise at this point in the season...
...committee will consult with various investigating bodies on education already existing in the University, including the recently established group of Phi Beta Kappa Society. The Council expressed the hope that the departmental heads would in turn consult with the Curriculum and Tenure Committee on changes of vital concern to undergraduates, such as the present budget cut for example...
Last week, as Nazi submarines continued their stepped-up campaign against British shipping (see p. 24), an old hypothesis suddenly became an important fact: drab tankers and lumbering freighters were as vital in World War II as airplanes and tanks. A real squeeze in ships was in the making. Unless Washington could find a way to ease the pressure, not only aid to Britain but also the entire U. S. defense program and economic system were about to feel the pinch...
...Indian Ocean has become one of Britain's vital supply lines, across which go the resources of India. Australia and New Zealand, both to Britain and the Near East. Keeping it open is one of the primary objectives of British strategy. The conquest of East Africa, which last week progressed satisfactorily, is directed toward clearing the Red Sea and African coast of Axis threats to the line. Last week the British showed they were awake at sea as well...
Recorder. In Belleville, N. J., Eugene Mason Gavery, registrar of vital statistics, died after a long illness. His age was not known...