Word: establish
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Seeks To Establish Liaison...
...denied that, such being the case, he would stop work (TIME, Feb. 22). And last week the National Academy of Sciences announced that no one is going to stop work, that work is just going to begin. With the help of Secretary of Commerce Hoover it is going to establish a fund of 20 millions to rescue genius from "conditions that stifle independent research." It has consulted 30 college presidents and many another notable?Andrew W. Mellon, Charles E. Hughes, John W. Davis, Elihu Root, Vernon L. Kellogg, Colonel Edward M. House...
...students after the War was the worst possible. The irrational economic policy of most countries during the War and the waste of energies for unproductive purposes, resulted in reducing nearly the whole of Europe to a condition which made it a difficult task for even the victorious to re-establish the sound basis of their economic policy. This economic debacle, the deterioration of money, affected the middle class first, especially the government employees, pensioners, rentiers, and through these the children, just those who made up the bulk of European university students. The cost of living increased beyond measure, revenues...
...Besides the continued production of peacetime small arms, they also looked to making cutlery. Now they are rated the greatest in the U. S. for that line, export enormously. They also went into shelf hardware, planned to establish retail stores to canalize large production. But this later program now seems aborted, as relatively few stores exist. The Remington Typewriter Co. has long been an independent company, although sponsored by the Remington Arms Co. The Remington Cash Register Co. is a direct subsidiary...
...That he goes too far in rejecting the background of faith is the charge made categorically against him by the self-righteous and captious critic, who does not realize that it is only by passing through such a necessary and purgative period of testing and examination that youth can establish a valuable intellectual and moral foundation upon which to build his life...