Word: ranke
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...rank & file of Republican politicians, those who had jobs at stake, did not hold with Mr. Mills nor did they dare to side with Mr. Fletcher, to attack such a moneyed institution as the New Deal. The only substantial basis for hope that Chairman Fletcher has had during his five months labors was the fact that businessmen have gradually found the New Deal distasteful-a fact first reported by observers; then confirmed by a small Literary Digest poll indicating that the New Deal had lost 10% of its supporters since the Digest's big poll in May; and finally...
...filled with gratitude to the Government. Men in the building industry carry in their hearts a genuine and profound appreciation. I have always been a rank Republican, but I take my hat off to President Roosevelt...
...Salaries of professors and of officers of instruction of subordinate rank engaged in giving instruction in the Graduate School of Engineering and in the Division of Engineering Sciences in the College, and in those courses in Physics, Chemistry, and Geology distinctly applied in nature and forming a part of a homogeneous program of instruction in engineering in its broadcast sense; and salaries of such officers engaged in research in these fields. Full professors devoting their time wholly or principally to such instruction or research, or both, will be appointed as Gordon McKay Professors. Where the entire time of an officer...
Twenty-two trucks rumbled after the royal mourners with 15,000 wreaths. Of these 100 were said to be from "the foreign rulers and States." Ruler Roosevelt, the better to honor King Alexander, not only sent a wreath but promoted U. S. Minister Charles S. Wilson to the rank of Ambassador for just long enough to attend the funeral...
Lieut.-Colonel Ulysses Simpson Grant 3rd, grandson of the Union general, was advanced to the rank of colonel in the U. S. Army...