Word: chairmen
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Messrs. Walter, McGuire & friends would have scores of new Federal boards hear petitions from "any person . . . aggrieved by a decision of any officer or employe of any [Federal] agency."* Chairmen of these tribunals would have to be lawyers. They and the already laden courts (on appeal from the boards) would have to hear any & all complaints against nearly anything which the affected portion of the U. S. Government's 920,310 employes have done, may do or decide to do. As an extreme instance: any U. S. employe could appeal against demotion, discharge, changes in the Civil Service Commission...
Arthur W. Page '05, Dr. Eugene H. Pool '95, and Dwight P. Robinson '09 are chairmen respectively of the luncheons which will treat "Finance and Industry," "Medicine and Public Health," and "Science and Engineering...
Four of the speakers at the conference will be on the program which is to be conducted by Lincoln Bloomfield '41. In addition, four undergraduates, whom the committee intends to chose from among the chairmen of the outside delegations, will appear on the program...
...office on the committee are the chairmen of the area committees, William C. Greene '11, associate professor of Greek and Latin, Talcott Parsons, associate professor of Sociology, and Marshall H. Stone, professor of Mathematics...
...participated in Littauer seminars during the past-year. Sitting in on Professor Alvin Hansen's fiscal policy session a have been Marriner Eccles, chairman of the Federal Reserve Board, Roswell Magill, former under-Secretary of the Treasury, and Charles W. Eliot, executive officer of the National Resources Board. National chairmen of both major parties--James Farley and John D. M. Hamilton--have participated in the Political Parties seminar...