Word: professionalism
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Author of the House's measure was Thomas Alan Goldsborough, a Maryland Democrat from the rural Eastern shore. A lawyer by profession, his legislative hobby is banking. Placid and friendly at home, he is an energetic, fist-clenching, table-thumping speaker in Congress.
...brought together. The leader . . . will be the Architect." As it appears from within the profession, feeble indeed seem to be our own efforts toward an integration of our work with that of contractors, manufacturers, investors, etc., though very great the necessity. In spite of the fact that, as a professional body we are ultraconservative, self-effacing and individualistic at heart, I trust we shall emerge as the leaders...
College at Beaver Falls. From Hahnemann Medical College in Philadelphia he got an M. D. degree in 1906, returned to Beaver Falls (1930 pop.: 17,147) to practice his profession. Byway of the presidency of the Beaver Falls Bureau of Health he entered local politics. During the War he served...
The Senate Finance Committee was treated, in Washington last week, to an act "in one" by one of the nation's oldest and most famed actor-author-managers- William A. Brady, 68. Not unacquainted with Washington officialdom, Mr. Brady served the Wartime propaganda organization by directing film publicity. Last...
Other college dailies did not entirely agree with the News. Said the Dartmouth: "It is not politics . . . just some of the politicians. Some, not all." The Michigan Daily: "In general, we believe politics is too unremunerative as a profession to be a field for the college graduate. The general attitude...