Seventy-one of the paintings previously taken by the Nazis had found their way back to Norway through purchase by collectors ( the other eleven were never recovered ), including The Scream and The Sick Child, and they too were hidden from the Nazis.

Seventy-one percent of the annual precipitation falls in the months of April through September.

Seventy-one sites were offered for consideration by 36 local councils and in January 1999 the then Culture Secretary Chris Smith formally launched a project to construct a new branch of the museum, Imperial War Museum North, in Trafford, Greater Manchester.

Seventy-one percent ( 71 %) of these students were enrolled in a graduate degree program.

Seventy-one steps lead up to the keep ; the reward is a fine view.

Seventy-one Mahayugas form a Manvantara, a period of time over which a Manu resides.

Seventy-one sites were offered for consideration by 36 local councils.

Seventy-one years of age and becoming increasingly deaf, Cooper announced to the Kentucky Press Association on January 21, 1972, that he would not seek re-election to his Senate seat, having served longer in that body than any other Kentuckian except Alben Barkley.

Seventy-one countries have taken this option.

Seventy-one women in the Canadian military died during WWII.

Seventy-one percent reported psychological stress before joining compared to 37 % at the time of the study.

Seventy-one passengers lost their lives on impact, and 28 others were injured to varying degrees.

Seventy-one people are killed, most of them U. S. troops.

Seventy-one autos da fé were recorded.

Seventy-one engines were thus modified: they can be identified by the presence of external steam pipes from smokebox to cylinders.

Seventy-one percent of students passed.

Seventy-one stores were damaged and 46 people were injured.

Wilson was annoyed that Princeton was not living up to its potential, complaining " There's a little college down in Kentucky which in 60 years has graduated more men who have acquired prominence and fame than has Princeton in her 150 years.

Since 1976 Wolpoff has graduated 14 Ph. D. students, 7 women and 7 men, all but two of whom have academic positions.

In Hadley he ( some sources say both men journeyed to Hadley ) found shelter in the home of Reverend John Russell, who had grown up in Cambridge and graduated from Harvard College in 1645.

About half of the men had attended or graduated from college.

Beach was named as the midshipman who had done the most to promote naval spirit and loyalty in his regiment when he graduated second out of 576 men in his class in 1939.

250 men have graduated from its rabbinic program, some of whom have assumed leadership and religious roles in Jewish communities around the world.

Since its founding, Princeton Seminary has graduated approximately 14, 000 men and women who have served the church in many capacities, from pastoral ministry and pastoral care to missionary work, Christian education and leadership in the academy and business.

After studying the irritations and enlargements of the prostate gland in elderly men, and paying the university $ 100 ($ in current value ), Brinkley graduated on May 7, 1915.

Referring to Centre, President Woodrow Wilson gave an annual speech to Princeton alumni in which he stated: " There is a little college down in Kentucky which in sixty years has graduated more men who have acquired prominence and fame than has Princeton in her 150 years.

The college was granted a charter in 1755 and graduated its first class of seven men on May 17, 1757, at its first commencement ; six graduated with Bachelor of Arts degrees and one with a Master of Arts.

One scholarship ( of the value of about £ 5 a year, tenable for three years ) for women, tenable at either Girton or Newnham College, Cambridge, is awarded triennially to the best candidate in an examination in geology and palaeontology, provided that proficiency be shown ; the other, for men, is vested in the hands of the university of Cambridge, and is awarded annually, any member of the university being eligible who has graduated as a B. A., provided that not more than three years have elapsed since the 19th day of December next following his final examination for the degree of bachelor of arts.

Mrs. Dorsett graduated from the University of Iowa College of Law, the first public university in the United States to admit men and women on an equal basis.

The majority were Annapolis graduates, although a few reserve officers and enlisted men also graduated.

197 men had trained there, of whom 188 had graduated.

However, although men who graduated first in the class had been given the Julius Rosenwald Fellowship for graduate work at Harvard University, Murray was rejected from Harvard because of her gender.

On 27 September 1941, the first Infantry OCS class graduated 171 second lieutenants ; 204 men started the 17-week course in July.

In 1642, the year Harvard College ’ s first class of nine young men graduated, the General Court made it the duty of Cambridge to require that parents and masters properly educate their children or be fined if they neglected to do so.

College prepared women for future roles, while men and women were taught together they were groomed for different paths after they graduated.

In 1905, the Florida legislature designated Florida State has a college for women only, so Fritz transferred to the newly established University of Florida ( college for men ) to pursue additional studies, but instead he became Florida's first Rhodes Scholarship recipient and later graduated from Pembroke College, Oxford, England.

In the 1920s, Harris graduated to leading lady roles opposite leading men such as Conrad Nagel, Milton Sills, Lionel Barrymore, Rod La Rocque and the Moore brothers, Owen and Tom.

The first class graduated from Stonehill on the first Sunday of June 1952 and consisted of 73 men.

Master Sergeant George Holmes was the last of about 2, 500 men who graduated from enlisted

Between January 1939 and March 1943, over 6, 800 men graduated from Kelly's Advanced Flying School and approximately 1, 700 additional pilots graduated from various other courses in the Instructor's School.

By February 1948, because of massive post-war military cuts, the entire United States army had been reduced to 552, 000 men.

In 1948, Eisenhower said he was " one of the most deeply religious men I know " though unattached to any " sect or organization ".

Discounting Peary's disputed claim, the first men to set foot at the North Pole were a Soviet party including geophysicists Mikhail Ostrekin and Pavel Senko, oceanographers Mikhail Somov and Pavel Gordienko, and other scientists and flight crew ( 24 people in total ) of Aleksandr Kuznetsov's Sever-2 expedition ( March – May 1948 ).

The shot put competition for men has been a part of the modern Olympics since their revival in 1896, women's competition began in 1948.

During the 1948 Arab-Israeli war, Britain detained 8, 000 Jewish men of military age attempting to emigrate to Israel in Cyprus, so they could not participate in the fighting.

During 1947 and 1948, commercial diggers took more than a million pounds of bi-valves from Copalis Beach, earned themselves approximately $ 200, 000. 00 and brought huge additional sums to cannery men and workers.

The two men met in 1948 in New York to discuss plans, but Gardner's continuing ill health led to Germer replacing him with Frederic Mellinger in 1951.

* 1948: Stoke Mandeville Games for the Paralysed July 28, 1948, archery competition, 16 competitors ( 14 men, 2 women )

The shot put has been an Olympic sport for men since 1896 and a women's competition using a 4 kg ( 8. 82 lb ) shot was added in 1948.

In 1948, Karl-Erik Kejne ( 1913-60 ), a pastor of the town mission, publicly accused groups of gay men of threatening him and making attempts on his life.

Jacques de Reynier, head of the International Red Cross delegation in Palestine, visited Deir Yassin on April 11, 1948 and observed " a total of more than 200 dead, men, women, and children.

The LBL ( Landsforeningen for Bøsser og Lesbiske, a national organisation for gay men and lesbians ) was established in 1948, and in 1989 Denmark became the first country in the world to offer gay partners most of the same legal rights as heterosexual couples, in the form of " registered partnership.

Clara Collet ( 1860 – 1948 ) was pivotal in effecting many reforms which greatly improved working conditions and pay for women ( and some men ) during the early part of the twentieth century.

On November 6, 1948, Nachmani wrote: " In Safsaf, after ... the inhabitants had raised a white flag, the collected and separated the men and women, tied the hands of fifty-sixty fellahin and shot and killed them and buried them in a pit.

Lastly, on 30 September 1948, Federal recognition was granted to the 170th Fighter Squadron, the precursor to the 183d Fighter Wing, with 60 men meeting Thursday nights at the State Armory.

In the United States, the labor force participation rate rose from approximately 59 % in 1948 to 66 % in 2005, with participation among women rising from 32 % to 59 % and participation among men declining from 87 % to 73 %.

** Hula massacre, the slaughter of several dozen unarmed men in Hula, Lebanon during the 1948 Palestine War

His major theoretical contributions came in his 1932 book, Purposive Behavior in Animals and Men, and in a series of papers in the Psychological Review, " The determinants of behavior at a choice point " ( 1938 ), " Cognitive maps in rats and men " ( 1948 ) and " Principles of performance " ( 1955 ).

In 1948 Congress passed the Women's Armed Forces Integration Act, which authorized women to enlist in the military alongside men, rather than in their own separate units, although women were still not allowed to serve in combat.

As part of the post-war reorganization, the Defence Rifle Associations were disbanded in 1948 and replaced by a new Commando organization with a strength of 90, 000 men.

The number of employed coal miners in Enugu grew from 6, 000 ( of mostly Udi men ) in 1948 to 8, 000 in 1958.

This allowed additional men and equipment in to break the Arab siege just before the previously negotiated United Nations cease fire took effect on June 11, 1948.

By the outbreak of the Israeli War for Independence in 1948 it consisted of over 2, 000 men and women in three fighting brigades and auxiliary aerial, naval and intelligence units.