Word: professionalisms
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Career. A lawyer by profession, he has been appointed to one public office (delegate to the San Francisco conference), elected to two (Dakota County attorney in 1929, re-elected in 1933; governor of Minnesota in 1938, re-elected in 1940 and 1942); never defeated in any election. In 1940, at...
Morton is fast and has a good arm and might prove a shot in the arm to Berg's lethargic outfield. As things formerly stood, he had two men working there who are pitchers by profession, merely to utilize their hitting power. Pitching has been one of Berg's lesser...
Well over 100 people gathered in Kirkland Junior Common Room last night heard speakers at the tenth career conference turn over the possibilities of "government" as a profession, and finally decide that like almost all the other careers discussed in the current series, it is a tough nut to crack...
Career. A lawyer by profession, he has been appointed to three public offices (deputy city attorney for Oakland, 1919-20; deputy district attorney of Alameda County, 1920-25; district attorney for unexpired term, 1925); elected to three (district attorney for Alameda County in 1926, re-elected in 1930 and 1934...
Career. A lawyer by profession, he has been appointed to one public office (special rackets prosecutor for Manhattan in 1935), elected to two (district attorney of Manhattan in 1937; governor of New York in 1942, reelected in 1946). Defeated twice (for the governorship in 1938, for the presidency in 1944...