Word: businessmen
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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People were spending their money with more caution; some businessmen were encountering some bumps; some wage groups had been left behind. But in general, he said, the country breathed confidence in the future. Moreover, he said, it breathed a new air of democracy...
...proposal to install two-hour parking meters on all side streets in Cambridge has been submitted to the city by the Harvard Square Businessmen's Association." The plan is part of a current drive by local merchants to improve parking conditions in the Square...
...meters would replace all present one-hour clocks on side streets, as well as filling the streets that now have no meters at all, it was explained yesterday by Richard A. Dow '35, president of the Businessmen's Association...
...businessmen have not suggested a fee for the new meters, but a Cambridge traffic authority said last night that if the two-hour meters are installed, the regular charge of five cents an hour will probably not be changed. At the present there are no two-hour meters in Cambridge...
...rate, something ought to be done about the present lack of emphasis on speech at Harvard. Budding young lawyers, or businessmen, or chairmen of corporation boards will all have to express their ideas vocally as well as in letters. True enough, most Harvard men learn how to talk reasonably clearly simply by practicing all the time. But there is enough of a demand for more formal training to indicate that the University should consider a re-evaluation of the importance of speech in its curriculum...