Word: branch
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Announcing the addition of a new department, the Phillips Brooks House yesterday made public its plans for cooperating with the Perkins Institute of Watertown. A new branch of the Social Service, Committee will be formed, subsidiary to the larger committee, but conducting its work independently...
...subject only to that bedraggled document, the Constitution. The moment that a Justice begins to advise on matters of public moment, his position begins to loss its sanctity, and he becomes subordinate to the political views of the Executive. Perhaps the tendency to concentrate the government in the Executive branch may continue, but until approval is won after serious debate, even such capable men as Judge Brandeis must assist in preserving the present structure of government...
Instruction will be by means of lectures, assigned readings and discussions of selected cases. Arrangements have been made with the Baker Library, the Boston Public Library, and the Kirstein Business Branch on City Avenue for use of reading references...
...Mills, one of the largest rayon hosiery concerns in the South. Brother Robert is president of Winston-Salem's biggest bank, Wachovia Bank & Trust. Brother Ralph is head of Hanes Dye & Finishing Co. Brother Alex handles Winston-Salem's biggest brokerage accounts as head of the Chas. D. Barney branch. Brother Frederick moved a few miles away to Duke University, where he is head of the medical department...
Franklin Roudybush, 29, began teaching at "Crawford's" in 1927, took over the school when Founder Crawford died two years ago. Last year he decided to branch out with the New Deal. On the spot he studied Britain's Civil Service, and a London school which tutors for its examinations. Last week he announced that on Oct. 15 he would open a Washington School of Government Administration, chiefly for would-be public servants...