Word: jobs
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Nine grave gentlemen last week presented to the President and the public the product of some eleven weeks' deliberation. The nine, headed by Dwight W. Morrow, washed their hands of a troublesome job. They had done their duty and they were free. The President and the public could do what they liked about the report of the President's Air Inquiry Board, Summary...
...became Chief of Staff of the 77th Division. In 1921 he was made Director of Public Buildings and Grounds of the District of Columbia, a post which carried with it the duties of Chief Military Aide to the President. But he made so much of his job in the city that it became necessary to relieve him of his duties as "aide" at formal White House functions...
...Australia as an "emigrant" under the alias "George Bott." Last week, returning to England, he vouchsafed the following statement: "I worked on one farm for 20 shillings a week. . . . So far as my experiences went as an emigrant, I am convinced there is no difficulty in getting a job in Australia. A man can start on his own in a comparatively shorter time than in any other part of the world and make a comfortable living. ... No one should go out there with the idea that he is going to get a fortune at the start. . . . There is practically...
Major F. W. Moore '92 in expressing his regret over Mr. Campbell's resignation said, "I am sorry to see Coach Campbell leave. He has done an awfully good job in his three years as Assistant Graduate Treasurer and Freshman football coach...
Fair Players With Brains Best For Job...