Word: extended
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...will be interested to know that through the agency of TIME the Federal Office of Education has been able to extend its service to a large number of persons recently. Mention of our new leaflet, The Cost of Going to College [TIME, Aug. 20], brought a host of requests from TIME readers, Insurance company officials, newspaper editors, educators, lawyers and persons in many walks of life asked for copies. To TIME our appreciation and also, I am sure, the appreciation of TIME readers who received copies of The Cost of Going to College...
Despite possible curtailment in its income, the Student Council hopes to have much more money available for its scholarships. Nine men were aided last year, and it is hoped to extend this number considerably. Awards are made from lists compiled at the Dean's Office, on a basis of scholarship and outside activity. The Council wishes to encourage suggestions as to worthy prospects; such suggestions should be left at Brooks House...
South Carolina was evidently in no mood to extend the Blease record. Candidate Johnston, a 38-year-old Spartanburg lawyer who had worked his way through college in a cotton mill, won with a 33,000 majority. Each contestant dodged the Prohibition issue by declaring he would stand by the results of an advisory referendum which, held a fortnight before, turned out to be Wet by 23,000 votes in spite of the State's failure to ratify the 21st Amendment...
...Extend the right of dueling, already granted by Chancellor Hitler to German university students (TIME, April 17.1933) to the entire male population as "a worthy form of settling disputes between...
...fact never been inside one. But he put on his hat and went over. Inside the ancient barnlike building 450 employes waited forlornly for the store to collapse. Sales for the previous year had been barely $5,000,000. Inventories were down to nothing and few manufacturers dared extend credit to Hearn's. So Mr. Levin bought the store...