Word: worker
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Grover and Del Clos, both players all through Andover and Harvard, hold up the right side of the forward line. But the key to the whole situation lies in the half-back line, manned this year by John Dorman, Frank Vincent, and Ted Roosevelt. Dorman is a determined, untiring worker. He is a feeder of the forwards, breaker-up of the opposing front line, and the most eager man to tackle trouble...
...court. Mrs. Sabatini said she made as much as $15 a week crocheting, Mrs. Perricone said she made $22. Domestic duties prevented them from working in a factory. The judge found that the code prohibition "appears to be directed at the manufacturer," is "not an injunction against the individual worker." He ruled that the women should have their permits...
...would open jobs for at least 8,000,000 young people.* The pensioners must be required to spend their doles within 30 days, in the U. S. That would put nearly $2,000,000,000 into circulation every month. Trade would boom, wages soar. Each $200 would keep one worker busy for a month supplying its demands. It would be Utopia. Every young person would be busy and good and free of fear for the future; every oldster would have ease and plenty without effort...
...students. The report from the Employment Office indicates that this year the Plan will provide less routine, purely manual work and more jobs that will offer the student opportunity "to increase his knowledge of academic subjects." This change promises to make the Plan even more advantageous to the student worker...
Ultimately and before stabilization, however, he feels that the worker's pay envelope must be fattened to meet the higher prices toward which the Administration is working...