Word: minimum
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...understood to be the minimum the convention city would have to meet in expenses. San Francisco was said to have offered $200,000 "or more...
...accomplished budget and minimum wage reforms. He extended Illinois highways, including the first shovelful of a Lakes-to-Gulf highway...
Charges. The current bituminous coal strikes arose from the unwillingness or inability of operators to pay a wage minimum which Labor and operators had agreed to at a conference held in Jacksonville, Fla., in 1924. That conference was under the auspices of Secretaries Davis of Labor and Hoover of Commerce. Thus the gravest charge made at last week's conference was when Vice President Philip Murray of the United Mine Workers said that the Pittsburgh Coal Co. had "deliberately slapped the Government of the United States in the face in violating the Jacksonville agreement...
What salary a teacher can expect to earn is indicated by the published salary schedule of Cincinnati Schools, put into effect last September. For those who have had the equivalent of two years education after graduating from high school, the minimum salary is $1,400, annual increase of $100, maximum $2,000. For those who have had three years, maximum $2,500. For four years, $3,250. For those who have taken a post-graduate degree, maximum $3,500. Four years post high school training is regarded as the ideal minimum for all teachers. In Cincinnati, 38% of the elementary...
...wave lengths were allotted internationally by services all over the world, from the maximum length of 30 kilometers down to the minimum length of five meters. The allotment was not made to individual stations, but to services, such as point-to-point fixed station service, mobile service, including ships, aircraft, and vehicles of all kinds, broadcasting, and miscellaneous other services...