Word: earned
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...persons into Westminster United Church, drew overflow audiences in two lecture halls adjoining his church. Last year Dr. Bonnell was the youngest man ever to receive a D.D. from his alma mater, Dalhousie University in Halifax. Two sermons at Fifth Avenue Church one Sunday last month were enough to earn Dr. Bonnell the call, which involves $10,000 a year, a three-month vacation and "the equivalent of a manse"-his rent paid...
...past three years Soviet medical men and associates have been paid according to merit. The merit system will continue, and a doctor on a hospital staff will earn $300 to $525 monthly; heads of hospitals will receive up to $650. Village doctors will earn $300 to $350 per month, dentists $200 to $300, pharmacists $260 to $350, wages which in most cases are higher than the net earnings of most U. S. doctors, dentists and pharmacists...
...whole the U. S. railroads failed to earn their fixed charges last year by $35,000,000. No less than 30 failed to earn their out-of-pocket operating expenses. Of course, many a road like Pennsylvania, Union Pacific, Atchison, Chesapeake & Ohio, Virginian and Bangor & Aroostook earned not only fixed charges but dividends besides, but the great majority were deep in the red. A wage increase of 5% will take effect in April, topping two preceding raises of 2½% since last July. Traffic is not expanding. And while Jesse Jones might assure the carriers, as he did last week...
From Surplus. For the third consecutive year the world's largest private corporation failed to earn its regular dividend ($9). American Telephone & Telegraph and affiliates announced 1934 net income of $5.96 a share ($111,000,000) against $5.38 the year before. The regular dividend had been paid by drawing upon surplus, now $21.50 a share. President Walter Gifford announced that during the year A. T. & T. had perfected a new telephone which has the bell and other equipment in the telephone itself instead of in a separate...
Following his graduation, he worked as a reporter for two years on the old Boston Advertiser to earn money to continue his education abroad. After two years' study at Leipzig, he received his doctor's degree in 1876 and returned to this country to join the History Department...