Word: institutionalize
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Rich old Rev. Daniel Joseph Jenkins, in his institution's Northern headquarters in New York's Harlem, scrutinized detailed weekly reports of his bands' doings. Collections in Saratoga, even with five youngsters passing hats and wheedling coins from bystanders, were good only when someone with a kind heart produced a...
Appointed. Mrs. Adena Miller Rich, fortyish, longtime resident social worker at Chicago's Hull House, onetime secretary to its late great founder Jane Addams: to succeed Jane Addams as the institution's head resident.
"Suppose this happens in an hour of economic depression when investment funds are not available? You have sacrificed vast values by forced sale. No matter when it happens, you have destroyed the dynamic integration, the personality, the dedication of the institution. . . . This is not social or economic progress. It is...
Discovering that big psychopathic institutions did not welcome dipsomaniacs, whose cure is long and uncertain, William Seabrook encountered legal and medical difficulties in entering the institution he had chosen.* But they were nothing compared with the difficulty of getting out again.
RFC, reporting for the Federal fiscal year just closed, showed net earnings of $41,200,000 as against $21,700,000 in the previous fiscal period. As all the world knows, RFC is a $4,000,000,000 banking institution, deriving its revenues (as opposed to capital funds) from interest...