Word: addresses
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Good evening, Ladies & Gentlemen of the radio audience" has become almost a trademarked phrase to the listening world. It means Graham McNamee. A letter with no other address than that was delivered by the postal service to WEAF, headquarters studio of the National Broadcasting Co. Inc., Mr. McNamee's employer...
Vice-President H. W. Bragdon '28 will open the program with a brief address. The feature of the evening's entertainment is a showing of three reels of Harvard Athletic Association motion pictures which will present a resume of all Harvard sports during 1926-27. This film was gotten up by the H. A. A. and will be shown at the Harvard Clubs throughout the country. These pictures will be followed by other sport reels in connection in connection with which it is expected Coach H. L. Cowles will speak...
Tonight the Harvard Union will formally inaugurate its 1927-1928 season by extending a welcome to all members of the University at a meeting in the Living Room at 7.30 o'clock. Vice-President Bragdon will deliver a short address. Three reels of Harvard Athletic Association motion pictures will then present a resume of all Harvard sports during 1926-1927. This film was gotten up by the H. A. A. and will be shown at all Harvard Clubs throughout the country. Following these reels, three more will be shown in slow motion. These are American Lawn Tennis Association films...
...working, are not willing to allow their private affairs--of which their budget is certainly one--to be placed even on the more or less confidential files of the Bureau. And it is annoying, if nothing else, to have to fill out blanks about one's personal affairs, home address, father's name, and et cetera and ad absurdum. No intelligent employer will ask for such information and the sole purpose accomplished by the Bureau in requiring it is to make the sensitive applicant more sensitive and the independent applicant more determined to keep to himself what concerns only himself...
Died. Mrs. Georgia Wade Mc-Clellan, 86, who sat on the platform during Lincoln's Gettysburg address; at Carroll, la. On her deathbed, imagining herself again a Civil War nurse, she said: "There's a soldier boy in there [the next room] who wants a letter written to his mother. He's wounded so badly he'll never live. I do wish you'd write...