Word: reporter
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Army-Man Dalton is not to be confused with able Cleveland Businessman H. G. Dalton, President of the Interstate Steamship Co., who was appointed by President Coolidge last October to make a factual report on the then inextricable Shipping Board tangle. What sagacious Shipper Dalton's report was, if any; when it was published, if ever; what action based upon it was subsequently taken...
Significance. It may be postulated that M. Dzerzhinsky's logical and politic scheme of industrial re-organization will encounter all but insuperable resistance at its fulcrums, the tousled heads of Soviet industrial managers. Despatches from Moscow report that the average tourist should allow a week in which to accomplish the formality of obtaining a pass to view the Kremlin. Similar to this are the often "well meaning" delays which are notorious in Soviet industry and were deemed characteristic of the Tsarol regime. Up to the present time no large group of Russians has ever been brought to abandon...
...arguments in favor of the bill) : "Even now I believe that after this bill is passed a settlement satisfactory to all may be reached if the Miners Federation will cooperate to increase the efficiency of the coal industry by accepting the recommendations of the Royal Coal Commission's report." (TIME...
...York Metropolitan Opera House makes a little money. True to its tradition,* the Chicago Civic Opera Company through President Insull last week reported on the fiscal year terminating April 30: Total receipts $1,482,083.00 Total expenses 1,881,997.28 Deficit 399,913.16 Individual subsidizers were compelled to put up 80% of their $500,000 guarantee. President Insull commented: " . . . . This willingness on the part of the citizens of Chicago to support financially the efforts of the Company is greatly appreciated by those who are conducting the affairs of the Company." The present season being the last under the present guarantee...
...councils. The bill's backers would seek appropriations of $1,500,000 per annum to support the Secretary of Education, to conduct the pedagogical research and advisory work now performed by the Bureau of Education in the Department of the Interior. The assembly unanimously adopted a report by investigators into the lot of the superannuated school teacher. What she dreads most is a lonely old age. To provide "companionship to prevent loneliness and grief" the Association will conduct a campaign to raise money for teacher homes...