Word: telegraphically
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...papers went to the printers. Last week the examining proctors at schools and examining centres all over the world handed out papers prepared in December 1930. They did it simultaneously every day, allowing for differences in time, to thwart shrewd youngsters who might receive news of examinations by telegraph from East to West. There is no "honor system," for the Board realizes that while a student may be honest in loyalty to his own institution and his own kind, he may not honor a distant nebulous Board whose emissaries are strangers...
Baptized. Marie Frederica Sterling, infant daughter of Frederick Augustine Sterling, U. S. Minister to the Irish Free State; in Dublin; by Patrick Cardinal Hayes of New York. Among those adding their blessing: Pope Pius XI, by telegraph...
Frank Baldwin Jewett, vice president of American Telephone & Telegraph Co LL.D...
...International Telephone & Telegraph Corp. pointedly ignored furious charges by the Rumanian General Staff last week that the small "skyscraper" which I. T. & T is building in Bucharest "will make the capital of Rumania a target for enemy bombs...
Last week Postal's parent, International Telephone & Telegraph, made its 1931 report. Salient points: 1) Net income: $7,654,000 against $13,750,000. 2) Telephones in the system provided 59% of the gross revenue, increased from 688,000 to 769,000. Of the gain 50,000 was from acquisition of the Rumanian system. 3) I. T. & T.'s telephone business is distributed as follows: South America, 534%, Asia, 3.2%, Europe, 27.9%, North America (Mexico) 7.8%, West Indies...