Word: employs
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Harvard Graduates' Magazine tells the story of an obscure benefactor of the college, who chose to call himself George Smith. Where he was born nobody knows. He came into the world as Connelly, son of a porter in the employ of a great mercantile house in St. Louis. The name indicates his adventurous and individualist spirit. One regrets that he abandoned it for its neutral substitute. He did this in honor of James Smith, head of the firm, who, without adopting him, treated him as a son. Mrs. Smith was equally fond...
Abroad, however, U. S. Lines employ an entirely different type of advertising. Example : the advertisement appearing in last month's Boulevardier, Paris-printed U. S. smartchart. This advertisement said...
...Polibureau of the Soviet Government under the direction of M. Stalin decided to print false English pound sterling notes and American and Mexican bills in preparation for warfare with China and with the purpose to employ these means in case any foreign state should interfere with the Russo-Chinese...
...Junior Training Units explained in today's CRIMSON represent one more experiment, in which Harvard is taking an active interest, to coordinate the graduate with his position in the business world. The proposal of several business concerns to employ undergraduates during the vacation between their Junior and Senior years is, of course, in its initial stage well-justified by the theory behind it. The present uncertainty with which the Senior is faced on his entrance into the outside world is an important contributing factor in the demand for a more permanent standard of vocational guidance...
...been an employee of the university for thirteen years. About half of them were peremptorily discharged on November 1 last. The others were discharged without notice on the Saturday before Christmas--"a fine Christmas present", as Mrs. Katharine Donahue ruefully described it. Mrs. Donahue has been in the employ of Harvard for thirty-three years. She said that so far as she has been able to find out the university has neither pension nor compensation protection for its old employees...