Word: supplemented
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Fifteen years ago this week the first issue of TIME was mailed to 9,000 subscribers. This week over 700,000 families will read this 782nd issue of TIME-and by their request some 375,000 of their friends as well. Bound with the issue, as a special supplement, is a facsimile copy...
...Such as the omission of the heading "Congress" which should have appeared at the top of column 1, page 2 of the first issue (see supplement...
...kept the money that came to me as salary in a separate account from my personal funds and distributed it where I thought it would do the most good. Part of it went to supplement salaries of men who were working under me and whom the Government paid less than I thought they were worth. Part of it went to charities. The latter practice has been a source of a great deal of embarrassment since I became a private citizen. As long as I was President, for example, I sent to the San Francisco Welfare Board [presumably Publisher Scott meant...
Among the activities of the staff, apart from simple curating, were listed chemical research in paints and pigments, conservation, arranging 29 exhibits and borrowing works to supplement the museum's collections, procuring guest lecturers, and publishing the findings of historical research in the field...
Another interesting development in connection with the work of the School of Design is the establishment of the undergraduate "Studio of Design" under the direction of the Division of Fine Arts. Here the instruction is not professional or technical in character but is concerned rather with an effort to supplement the teaching of the theory of design by practical applications. The students develop designs in three dimensions from various materials in order that they may become acquainted with the actual processes by which formal values are given to materials and to constructions...