Word: adams
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...meeting, at which Committee Chairman Adam Yarmolinsky '43, will preside, will feature a group of speakers representing the WSC's different activities. George M. Burditt '44, Chairman of PBH's Social Service Committee, will talk on volunteer opportunities for members of the University; while Raymond Dennett '36, Captain of the Harvard Auxiliary Police Co., will speak on the activities of his organization...
Founded in the months before Pearl Harbor as the Defense Service Committee, the WSC was recently revamped and enlarged to cope with the civilian problems of Harvard at war. Under the leadership of Chairman Adam Yarmolinsky '43, the Committee has been organized into five divisions: blood donors, bond and stamp salesmen, social service committee, a group to handle the recruiting of volunteers, and a committee on publicity and speakers...
...will be held Tuesday evening. June 30, at 8 P.M. in Sanders Theatre with provisions for an overflow audience in the New Lecture Hall. The program will include music by the Silberberg Quartet, a brief address of welcome by the Director of the Summer School, an announcement by Mr. Adam Yarmolinsky, Chairman of the War Service Council of Harvard College, and an address by President James Bryant Conant...
Publisher of The People's Voice is Harlem's big (6 ft. 4), pompous ball of fire, Adam Clayton Powell Jr. Not a delegate to the convention, 33-year-old Publisher Powell was more talked about than acclaimed. Some said he was a hot shot who would fizzle out in a year. One Negro executive called him "a new and slightly pinko kid who hasn't got his feet wet yet." He was called "a poor imitation of Ralph Ingersoll." His journalism was described as the kind that "just brings down criticism on the heads...
...Adam Yarmolinsky...