Word: branch
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Just by way of keeping myself in training, I am seriously considering taking up long-distance swimming in a big way. It is one branch of athletics I have not specialized in before. I became interested in it seriously for the first time at the Olympic Games. It awakened a latent ambition to do something real in that sphere...
...Mackay of Postal Telegraph & Cable Corp., much was made of the fact that fortnight ago, loaded with diamonds, emeralds and orchids, she sang for pay at one of the "Artistic Mornings in Manhattan's Hotel Plaza. Last week it seemed definitely established that the daughter of the South Branch, N. J., blacksmith had "gone back to work"* when her photographs appeared in the lobby of the Roxy cinemansion to advertise that she would sing there this week. But suddenly the receivers who manage Roxy's took down the photographs, announced that Mrs. Mackay was indisposed, her engagement indefinitely...
...Federal expenditures for 1932 reached a new high level for the post-War period. ... We closed the fiscal years 1931 and 1932 with large deficits. Even so, the finances of the United States Government are in sound condition. ... I renew my recommendation, looking to the extension of branch banking...
...founder, opened the Manhattan office a few years after he was graduated from Williams in 1921. In fact but not in name it is now the head office. All but one of its executive personnel (who have no titles) are Denver men, as are most of the branch office managers. Its research department is famed for Statistician John Walker Barriger III, one of Wall Street's smartest railroad analysts. All of Calvin Bullock's business is wholesale except in Denver where it still deals directly with old retail customers. Of its investment trusts, both fixed and management type...
...Cleary '35 of Belmont. John P. Coolidge '35 of Cambridge, John Cornell '35 of Buffalo. New York, Henry MacM. Datt '34 of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Ralph Emerson '33 of New York City, Jonathan S. England '35 of Pittsfield, Richard L. Eveleigh '34 of Bridgeport. Connecticut, Ernest Fasano '35 of Long Branch, New Jersey, Sydney S. Gellis '34 of Claremont, New Hampshire, Allan G. Goldenberg '34 of Minneapolis, Minneasota, Charles F. Hass '35 of Chicago, Illinois, Ernest H. Haies '33 of Bronxville, New York, Holes C. Hart, Jr. '35 of Mystic, Connecticut, Edward Y. Hartshorne, Jr. '33 of Haverford, Pennsylvania, Harry...