Word: professionalized
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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*Manhattan's famed Hair-Cutter Charles De Zemler, "Historian of the Profession," is now preparing to publish his 25-year research on barbering.
Reflecting the trial-&-error nature of their profession, doctors last week praised sky-high one new drug, damned another which until lately they had praised skyhigh, found a new use for a third.
Meanwhile calm professionals of the British Admiralty and Foreign Office, without even bothering vacationing Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin, applied quiet screws to Madrid. Although His Majesty's Government have always been able to interpret the laws of blockade to give the Royal Navy freedom of action, they last week easily overwhelmed Spanish Premier Jose Giral, a pharmacist by profession, with awful reasons why it would be not only against international law but positively wicked for Spanish warboats to interfere with British ships on the high seas. At week's end, Premier Giral gave the fullest assurances that British...
Handsome, dapper Inspector Howard W. Nugent of the State Police at Hawthorne had a good friend in nearby Chappaqua named Frederic Victor Guinzburg who is a sculptor. Fred Guinzburg, whose wife studied psychiatry, psychology and anatomy for years before she took up lithography as a profession, went around to the...
It is inconceivable to my mind that anyone who wishes to believe the truth will not believe the statements of such people as the above mentioned minister and doctor. Peter Stuart Ney was a school teacher at Mocksville, N. C. and boarded at the same house with my mother'...