Word: accepter
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...loyal Pennsylvania alumnus, it gripes me to think that the Library must accept a subscription from any non-alumnus no matter how prominent he may be [TIME. April 23 et ante]. My pride, therefore, forces me to enclose my check for five bucks to be used either 1) as an extension for one year of the present subscription, or 2) for the purchase of an additional subscription for the current period-thus giving the Library two copies a week instead...
...house and around the sign of the Roman Fasces as never before, deserves and will have an even greater destiny." Most significant came first: "The new duties of the State cannot but lead to transformations in the constitutional order, which the Italian people have already signified they will willingly accept...
...Washington, D. C. from which he graduated in 1929. During the next five years he taught as part-time instructor at Catholic University, worked in architects' offices in Washington and Manhattan, once won a Beaux Arts prize but was too hard up to go to Paris and accept the year's free tuition it represented. Lately, under PWA, he designed officers' quarters and army buildings. Last week, one of 130 contestants, Robert Arthur Weppner Jr., of Lakewood, Ohio, won the coveted Prix de Rome fellowship in architecture...
...plants in the centre of the Detroit automobile industry. Questioned about a report that he had been offered a $1,000,000 annual salary from another steel company, Chairman Ernest Tener Weir last week refused to name the bidder, but declared: "I'm glad I didn't accept...
...Avery: I was reluctant to accept this job. But after I did, with the understanding that it would be only part-time, the public response to its belief in my great brilliance was evidenced by Montgomery Ward stock sinking gradually...