Word: antone
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Score--New Hampshire 868, Harvard 873. High scorer, Parkman D. Howe, Jr. '37 (H), 180; other Harvard scores: George A. Matteson '37, 174; John J. Whoriskey, Jr. '38, 174; Philip A. Strans '37, 171; Anton W. Asmuth...
Slyly commented Professor Anton Julius Carlson, University of Chicago physiologist, who is 59: "The problem is not one of prolonging life, but of finding some way of easing out old men like you and me. God knows we have plenty who are dead and don't know...
Kelly. Year and a half ago an unconscionable assassin deprived Chicago of its Democratic Mayor Anton Cermak. Chicago's two Democratic Bosses, Septuagenarian Patrick A. Nash, and State's Attorney Thomas Courtney, picked Edward Joseph Kelly, chief engineer of Chicago's Sanitary District, to be Mayor. Big, red-haired Irishman Kelly and his political friends did not have an easy time. The Hearst papers strewed their path with thorns, broke the news that Mayor Kelly had to make a tax settlement to the Federal Government of $105,000 because of $450,000 income which...
Married. Helen Cermak Kenlay, youngest daughter of the late Anton J. Cermak, martyred Mayor of Chicago; and Otto Kerner Jr., lawyer, son of Illinois' Attorney General; in Chicago...
...first, best-known novel, Futility, was a take-off (some phrased it: a comic appreciation) of his idol, Anton Chekhov. Resurrection pays its suspiciously grave respects to another of his heroes, Marcel Proust. Unwary readers might well be taken in by Author Gerhardi's occasionally indubitable solemnity, might almost believe that the psychic experience he writes of is meant to be taken at its face value...