Word: branches
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Until last night, the Massachusetts Board had not decided to follow its neighbor's lead, although it had before it an application from the Boston studios of Arthur Murray, whose New York branch had advertised for ex-G.I. dancing students yesterday morning...
...white-haired, white-mustached founder of the world's richest branch banking system was spending the winter as befitted his station-amid the surf-edged, palm-shaded luxury of the Breakers Hotel. Certain necessary trappings of state were in evidence-telegrams were delivered, long distance calls put through, and a fitting number of moist, pink vice presidents arrived to intone, "Yes, A.P.," at proper intervals...
Largest of all University service schools, the Navy Supply Corps School sent over 7,700 officers, trained in supply and disbursing, to duty with almost every echelon of the far-flung war-time United States fleet. In included a branch of Waves stationed at Radcliffe...
...Atlanta, Denver, Chicago, Portland, Ore., San Francisco, Indianapolis, men traipsed in & out of branch offices of the U.S. Employment Service and Veterans Administration-griping at the red tape, the delays in paying claims, the poor job offers and the stuffiness of bureaucracy. It burned them up when "Major So-and-So," now in civvies, interviewed them. "You wouldn't catch me calling myself T/3 Smith the rest of my life," sniffed ex-T/3 Smith...
...forum on the subject of "Control of Atomic Energy" at the New Lecture Hall Wednesday night. Victor Weisskopf, professor of Physics at M.I.T., and Miss Lisa Sergio, radio commentator for the Blue Network, also spoke. The forum was sponsored by the American Association of Scientific Workers (Boston and Cambridge Branch), the Cambridge Association of Scientists, and the Cambridge League of Women Voters...