Word: branches
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...series of $100 notes from circulation, the National City passed on the $6,000 packet for cancellation and the issuance of new money in place of that withdrawn. Many of the notes were dog-eared, had seemingly circulated abroad for many a year. Experts of the New York branch of the Federal Reserve called them "excellent imitations...
...class of 1933 will have the opportunity to compete for the News, Photographic, and Business departments in one of the most interesting competitions offered in any branch of the college. In addition, the Sophomores are to have their first opportunity to compete for the Editorial Department...
Freshman Interdormitory basketball will take on more importance in the athletics of the Freshman Class immediately after midyears when on Monday, the coaching of this branch is taken over by J. J. Hill...
...search for data, the subsequent classification and analysis involving much routine work of a purely clerical character, the money for travel and stenographic expenditures, and all other things needed for the best results, he must manage as best he could. So long as economics was treated as a branch of moral philosophy and taught in a single course of one term out of an elementary textbook by the Alvord Professor of Natural Religion. Moral Philosophy, and Civil Polity, endowments for economic research were unnecessary; but in the second decade of the twentieth century it was evident that the Department...
Next came "Banking, Group and Branch," a 10,000-word survey, without illustrations, of the prime contemporary problem in U. S. finance. To Andrew William Mellon, Secretary of the Treasury, this article had been submitted before publication. Of it, beneath the Treasury's seal, he had written: ". . . interesting and comprehensive. . . . It is appropriate that the first issue of this new magazine of business should devote so much space to a study of this important question...