Word: andersons
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...campaign promises can be taken to have any save an opportunist meaning, the Democratic victory of November 8 should presage a downward revision of tariff rates. With such a possibility in mind, Dr. Benjamin Anderson has stated in the latest issue of the Chase Economic Bulletin that "the great international conference for the reduction of tariffs which the new administration is expected to call is going to work a radical change in this whole American picture, and the whole world picture." An equitable balance of trade has always been the basis of satisfactory commercial relations, and, according to Dr. Anderson...
...Anderson '36, Henry Aranew, Jr. '34, H.L. Barrows '3, J.N. Belkin '35, C.A. Buffs '33, R,O. Carleton '3b, S.C. Carpenter '33, D.C. Clos '35, D.E. Cone '34, A.H. Daniels '33, O.H. Dayis '34, J.M. Esiabrook '34, H.A. Fiersi '35, Alan Ginsburg '34, A.L. Gordon '34, D.W. Bull '35, W.A. Huppuch '33, B.H. Junker '33, H.C. Lehman '33, W.H. Lehr '34, O.M. Lurie '35, A.G. Malkan '33, Roland Maycock '33, B.P. Millar '35, Joseph Neyer '34, Birdsey Renshaw '33, E.B. Shoenbach '33, H.A. Seaver Jr. '33, E.N. Stillson ocC, I.M. Street '35, W.S. Thomas ocC, G.B. Walker '33, J.S.P. Walker...
...virtue of their defeat of the Cheate Club last Friday night in the Court Room of Langdell Hall, the Harlan Club advanced to the final round of the Ames Award Competition arguments. S.B. Anderson 3L, and E.F. Morris 3L, represented the winning club in the debate, which centered about a fictitious case involving a "conflict of laws...
Arthur Lumley, 78, oldtime (1878-88) editor of The Police Gazette and manager of prizefighters (Sullivan, Fitzsimmons the original Jack Dempsey), fell down the steps in a Brooklyn subway station suffered a broken arm, many a bruise. In bed he reminisced. Of the late great Editor Charles Anderson Dana: "And who do you think he brought along with him? Roscoe Conklin, the Senator. They sat up all night at that cockfight." Of John L. Sullivan: "I made John L. sports editor of my sheet [The Illustrated News']. It was handy . . . whenever I wanted to roast anyone I would...
Arriving in Pittsburgh for the most important game of the week, Notre Dame's Coach Heartly ("Hunk") Anderson gave a satisfied sniff. Reporters asked him why. Said Coach Anderson: "The weather . . . it's nice, and that's all we ask." Nice weather was all that Notre Dame got. A crowd of 65,000, biggest of the week, watching two undefeated teams each with a chance for the championship of the U. S., saw the most surprising upset of the season so far, Pitt 12, Notre Dame...