Word: employment
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...President is authorized to employ in his official household . . . one private secretary ... at $3,500 ... one assistant secretary who shall be a shorthand writer . . . two executive clerks . . . one steward . . . one messenger...
...fifteen will probably employ the forward tactics which it has already made use of this season. In this system the backs are chiefly on the defensive and leave most of the offensive work to the forwards. Harvard will employ the opposite system, relying more on its backs, and availing itself of the New Zealand system which Captain Cabot has popularized this year...
...aroused such excitement as these present imports of 'legal liquor' into a country already full of illegal liquor. . . . Touching the assertion that the State will derive some benefit from these liquor sales it is my solemn duty to warn the Finnish people against attempting to employ Beelzebub to expel Satan...
...towns and cities under the direction of Col. Frank Knox, publisher of the Chicago Daily News, an army of men and women set out on a house-to-house canvass to get people to spend or invest their money in some way. "We are an employment agency for idle dollars," said Col. Knox. "If the owners of idle, hidden dollars do not want to employ them in normal ways. Uncle Sam will give them a job-and pay them wages...
...last person known to have seen 20-month-old Charles Augustus Lindbergh Jr. was his nurse, a dark-haired, light footed little Scotch girl of 26 named Betty Gow. Nurse Gow immigrated to the U. S in 1928, has been in the Lindberghs' employ over a year. At approximately 8:30 o'clock one evening last week she went to his nursery. It is on the second floor southeast corner, of the home which Col. & Mrs. Lindbergh completed last autum three miles north of Hopewell, ten miles north of Princeton, on a wild, lonely stretch of high ground called Sourland...