Word: andersons
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Engaged. Miss Emily Tremain Anderson of Manhattan, executive secretary of the Association of Junior Leagues of America: and James McCullough Farr III. Manhattan banker...
...Alan Garrett Anderson, director Bank of England...
...discouraging government ownership (TIME, July 16, 1928). In some instances the utilitarians even got their case written into school textbooks. Last week the American Association of University Professors took an official stand on such matters by issuing a report from its Committee on Ethics, prepared by Professor Edwin Robert Anderson Seligman of Columbia...
Elected president of the N. E. A. was Willis Anderson Sutton, since 1921 superintendent of the Atlanta, Ga. public schools. Because he believes that "bad boys are ill boys," Atlanta now has the best rating for school health superintendence of any U. S. city of its size...
...Stream was made publisher and Mencken & Nathan found themselves editors. Under that regime many a now-famed author (examples: James Joyce, Lord Dunsany) was given his first U. S. audience. Others who were early recognized, if not actually discovered by Mencken & Nathan's Smart Set: Ruth Suckow, Sherwood Anderson. Ben Hecht, Eugene Gladstone O'Neill, Thyra Samter Winslow, Barry Benefield. Christopher Darlington Morley...