Word: cashier
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Bank Teller Robert Gibson, an ex-B-29 pilot, was at the lower end of the snorkel, twelve feet down in a cashier's cage beneath the sidewalk. By means of a periscope and a loudspeaker running up through the steel box, he could see and talk with customers at the curb. They could also see him in a periscope mirror in the box and talk back. By dropping their bank books and deposits into an electric dumbwaiter, customers could do their banking in one minute without leaving their cars...
Later she dropped from the sight of her socialite friends, called herself "Agnes Homberg," and spent months as a cashier, department-store detective and salesgirl. What she found out ran in Liberty magazine, then owned by her father and Cousin Bertie McCormick, as a series on how to get a job. She was married twice in her 20s, to James Simpson Jr., son of a onetime board chairman of Marshall Field & Co., and to Broker-Aviator Joseph W. Brooks, and divorced them...
Tickets will be delivered to Lehman Hall on Monday, the day before the concert, and will be sold at the cashier's cage in the Comptroller's office, starting...
...inspect the wares, each item in a separate glass-enclosed case, then insert a key in a slot under the items they wish to buy. Electric impulses cause perforations to be cut in ticker tape attached to the face of the keys. The customers take the tape to the cashier, who inserts it in a translator machine. That sets off more electric impulses which not only start the goods sliding down a conveyor belt, but at the same time add up the bill...
Handsome, gregarious George Stoddard Eccles, 48, little resembles his solemn brother. George dances indefatigably, frequently breaks 80 at golf, heads the Ogden (Utah) Livestock Show. Unlike Marriner, who did not go beyond high school, George went to the University of California and Columbia. After graduation, he became assistant cashier at the family's First National Bank of Ogden. As president of the bank, Marriner was his boss...