Word: professionally
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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3) The Fascist corporation shall select a certain number (to be fixed later) of candidates for election, most of them to be technical men well able to represent their art, craft or profession. Their names must then be submitted to the Fascist Grand Council, which will eliminate those whose Fascist...
Mr. Strawn, senior partner of the firm of Winston, Strawn, and Shaw of Chicago, is one of the outstanding men in the legal profession. His subject at tonight's meeting, open to all members of the Law School, will be "Legal Education from the Point of View of a Practitioner...
The Monds, more than the other leading English Jewish families-the Rothschilds, Isaacs, Samuels, Sassoons, Montagus-love to entertain. To their city house on Lowdnes Square, Belgravia, London, close to both Buckingham Palace and Hyde. Park, they invite politicians, artists,*writers, merchants, notables of every profession.
He began his career studying medicine, a profession from which he retired in 1882 at the age of 38. He had, too, been brought up in what is called the "old school": he went to Eton with half the Victorian aristocracy and then to Oxford with the other half. In...
Culprit. The accused man, who not only admitted committing the crime but even boasted of it, was a young Jewish Ukrainian, now a naturalized Frenchman, Sholem (Samuel) Schwartzbard, a watchmaker by profession. Short, ugly, he yet commanded the attention of the whole court, for he told his story, not as...