Word: credits
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Daniel Webster Hoan, Socialist, famed among U. S. mayors, worked his way through the University of Wisconsin, was graduated in 1905, ran a restaurant in Chicago, studied law and Karl Marx at night. Now it is his just boast that few U. S. cities have higher credit than Milwaukee; that no city is so economical. For example, Daniel Webster Hoan reduced garbage collection costs to $2 per annum per family, compared to $20 elsewhere...
...Radio Corporation of America was created. He is R. C. A.'s chief consulting engineer. One of the receiving sets used last week stood in the corner of a ground floor room in his home at Schenectady. He is 50 years old, has 150 patents to his credit...
...house; when he came out of the navy, where he had been an ensign, he was aware of certain defects in his financial education that might forbid the eminence which he desired. Instead of rejoining his firm, he joined the Chase Securities Corporation, then spent a year in the credit department of the bank. So doing, he attracted the favorable attention of the president of the Chase Bank, Albert Henry Wiggin...
...Freshman managed to bring its count up to 23 in the second half, the Blue and White team's lead was never seriously threatened. Driscoll, St. John's center, was the most conspicuous player of the game, and lead the Danvers with a total of ten points to his credit...
...Letters. These scholarships are made possible by the will of the late F. C. Pen field who gave $80,000 toward establishing a scholarship fund for the New York University. For these latter scholarships, candidates are asked to have had at least one year of graduate work to their credit...