Word: andrew
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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They had also left the city their monuments to culture. There stood Andrew Carnegie's blackened sandstone museum, whose bilious, soot-streaked walls were hung with a weird jumble of oil paintings, whose cavernous halls housed Diplodocus carnegiei ("Dippy," the dinosaur) brought from a Wyoming fossil dump. Beside a ravine which belched forth the smoke of locomotives perched the Carnegie Institute. Soaring into the city's grey sky was the University of Pittsburgh's Cathedral of Learning-42 stories of classrooms and offices piled one on top of another...
...Smithfield Street hung out his shingle as a lawyer. He knew all the laws on foreclosures and he traded in other men's recklessness. In 1870 he had founded T. Mellon & Sons and had gone into private banking. Into this enterprise went two of his shrewdest sons-Andrew William and Richard Beatty...
...Yale polio cases have no parallel at Harvard. Dr. Andrew W. Contratto, Hygiene Department physician, reported last night that there is no infantile paralysis at the University...
Hanover police chief Andrew J. Ferguson said he believed there was no malice or premeditation involved, but that Devee was guilty of poor judgment in firing a .23 caliber telescope equipped target rifle at beer cans floating is the Connecticut River...
Holworthy 4. Arthur R. Borden, Jr. '39 6G and Richard M. Ludwig 4G; Holworthy 20, David G. Gill '45 and Borden F. Beck, Jr. '45 2L; Lionel A-21, Robert L. Fischelis '49 and Donald T. Trautman '46 2L; Massachusetts A-31, Andrew Eklund...