Word: belongings
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Eminence intimated that a good Catholic can belong to the British Labor Party and yet eschew its Socialist principles. He went further. He boldly intimated that Socialist principles are eschewed by many Laborites. With ineffable mildness Cardinal Bourne said of the Labor Party...
...water ran out. They resorted to licking the condensed moisture from the walls of their cabin. As to their flight itself, they had ascended much faster than they desired. But "our ascent was of fairy-like beauty. . . . The rare glances from the cabin windows which our work permitted us ... belong to the most beautiful which I have seen in my life...
...difficult for a doctor to get into the American College of Physicians or the American College of Surgeons. Of 157.906 licensed doctors in the U. S., only 98,800 belong to the American Medical Association. Membership in the College of Physicians is but 2,300. in the College of Surgeons only 9.858. Last week 366 newcomers were accepted as Fellows of the College of Physicians when it met in Baltimore...
...years the two great talking machine companies of the world have wanted to merge, time & again they have refused to make minor concessions. But last week Wall Street was glad to hear that the long-rumored deal had come to pass: shortly Columbia and His Master's Voice will belong to one company...
...support a family. Columbia and Yale have taken a stand similar to that of Harvard. Sharpe made a very definite statement about the stand of the University employment office on this question. "We are not trying to secure positions in any field which would legitimately belong to the unskilled laborer." This principle is adopted because the college man has only to get along, while the working man must support others...