Word: extends
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...proposal to extend Y. M. C. A. membership to women was brought before the International Convention. Philadelphia's General Secretary Walter M. Wood backed the idea, pointed out that it had worked in Philadelphia for 18 years. He said there was "increasingly popular acceptance of the unit association service for the whole family. . . ." Assistant General Secretary Ralph Wendling Cooke of Chicago opposed the plan on the ground that the Association would tend to lose its identity. The proposal was referred to U. S. and Canadian National Councils...
...previous year was confined chiefly to prospecting in various localities in Bohemia in order to determine where more extensive digging would be profitable, and it was then that Homolka was discovered. In a short time the expedition will sail again for its third season's work, which will extend to other parts of Czechoslovakia and also into Jugoslavia...
...year and he is getting a little informal. Heigh, ho, his inches are filled, his brain is befogged and you, dear reader, are heartily fed up with all this nonsense. In the words of Tiny Tim. "God Bless Ua, Every One." And in parting the Vagabond wants to extend his particular good wishes to the tutee who is about to take History 28. God rent ye merry...
When Secretary of State Stimson read of the assault in his morning newspaper, he immediately wrote Dr. Leiva: "I was shocked to learn of the injuries which you suffered last night and I hasten to extend to you an expression of my regret. I assure you the police will make every effort to apprehend the offenders. I trust that you will recover promptly and I want you to know that you have my deepest sympathy." To newsmen the Secretary of State declared that it was a "very serious thing" when diplomats failed to get the protection to which their official...
...money which is collected by the classes is turned over to the Treasurer of Harvard University to extend the work and personnel of the University, to increase faculty salaries, to improve equipment, and help Harvard maintain its high standing among American universities...