Word: joined
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...name, possibly as a personal tribute to his father, possibly because he himself barely turned 21, had less than a year's experience in business, and may have feared that his youth would count against him when he solicited business from Philadelphia merchants. The father had agreed to join the firm as soon as his duties as teacher in a "female seminary" terminated in the following June. From June 1869 until his death in 1873, N. W. Ayers gave as much time to the business as his poor health permitted. That his contribution was more than nominal is proved...
...hrerprinzip ("leadership principle") of Der Führer Adolf Hitler. In Moscow a high Soviet official cried: ''We are extremely gratified!" Rome climbed on the band wagon with eulogistic comparisons of President Roosevelt to Dictator Mussolini and Fascist editors recalled his refusal to join the League of Nations in Sanctions against Italy. Geneva newspapers said that not since Woodrow Wilson has any U. S. President been so nearly in sympathy with the League. In Paris, the Cabinet of Premier Léon Blum, who has tried to give his country a modified form of New Deal (TIME, June...
...will open the program with the dancing "Fire, Fire, my Heart" by Morley, then will offer two student choruses from the "Madrigal Comedies" by Banchieri, one sprightly and the other lyrically sentimental. The third selection is by Gluck--two choruses and ballet from "Orpheus". Finally the Glee Club will join with Yale in the rousing strains of the "March of the Peers" from the Gilbert and Sullivan production, "Iolanthe...
...From November 11 until Thanksgiving Day the annual Red Cross Roll Call is carried on throughout the nation. It is a time when every individual is asked to join the greatest single organization whose aims are those of relieving suffering and privation where-ever disaster strikes throughout the country...
...Although the Harvard Student Council has contributed in the past a lump sum of $250.00 to the Cambridge Chapter of the Red Cross, we believe that some individuals may wish to join in this membership drive. To facilitate this we are asking all Harvard students who may wish to do so to join at Phillips Brooks House...