Word: membership
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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With the exception of the restaurant all branches of the Harvard Union will be opened this morning to welcome returning members of the University. Throughout the first week, membership is not a requisite for those who would make use of the Union., All Harvard men are welcome to patronize the establishment...
...restaurant service will be started on Monday. To be regularly entitled to use this branch of the Union, membership is necessary and may be obtained at the time of registration. Any prospective student at the University is eligible to join the Union upon the payment of $10 for annual dues. Freshman can sign up for the season at Memorial Hall today...
Even potent James Henry Thomas, famed "Balance Wheel of British Labor," was without his usual dynamic optimism as he informed the Congress that the Railway Men's Unions, of which he is General Secretary, are now slightly dwindling in membership. "People," said Mr. Thomas indignantly, "tell the workers not to believe what their leaders say, and say that the leaders have sold them." It is Mr. Thomas who has risen from a grimy engineer's cab to a snug little mansion with flagstone paths in the garden; to playing bridge with Peers; and to enjoying an occasional audience...
...small cinemansions are Jews and they supposed that, if they banded themselves together, Mr. Sapiro would be able to champion their interests and thwart the all too often oppressive business tactics of the great producer-distributor-exhibitor companies, as Paramount-Famous-Lasky, Fox, Loew.-Unfortunately, looking at the membership of his new cooperative, last week, Aaron Sapiro found neither guts nor loyalty. Accordingly he said: "This is a beaten organization today." He explained...
...vacillations of our own membership. I was promised complete support of the independent producers. They asked me to help them. They admired me as a man and as a Jew. They were proud of me because I had brought Henry Ford to his knees before them (TIME, May 2, 1927, et ante...