Word: sections
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Presbyterian and Reformed denominations have coalesced into the General Council of the Presbyterian and Reformed Churches in America. At the same time there has existed the American section of the Alliance of Reformed Churches throughout the world...
Representatives of these two bodies in the U. S. met last week in Atlantic City to ratify a proposed merger into the American Section of the Alliance of Reformed Churches Throughout the World Holding the Presbyterian System. They stood for almost 18,000 churches, 17,000 ministers, 3,000,000 members...
...corporation is forever enjoined from acquiring in any manner any voting interest in more than one company in any one line of business in one section or community in the U. S. Directors of two or more competing concerns may not be in the management. No use may ever be made of stock ownership, interlocking directorates or any similar means to reduce competition among companies selling food stuffs...
...suggested glimpses of Spain. I might have survived the disappointment of discovering that the plot, far from being laid in the land of Marquitas and Pedros, found its origin much closer home in the city of Rachaels and Izzys, had it not been that it was laid in that section of New York which I have never been able to abide, the West Side. To me that strip of Manhattan north of Columbus Circle which pries in betwen Central Park and the Hudson River, is suggestive of all that is depressing and all that is unromantic in the world...
...salary scale of the present instructors, which should necessarily be proportionate to the rising cost of living. If the proper type of college graduate is to be attracted to the teaching profession, a decent minimum standard of existence must be offered. An increase in the number of tutors and section men is also imperative, since the individual student is now the unit of instruction...