Word: awarded
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Manhattan, Universal Newsreel offered $5,000 award to any one who would give it information leading directly to Dillinger's capture...
...meantime the Committee on the Regulation of Athletic Sports at Harvard has voted to award the Varsity "H" to any Junior Varsity man rowing against Yale in his Senior year, while the present requirement which makes a man who rowed in the Varsity race against Yale or for any two years on the Junior Varsity crew eligible for the major insignia will still hold good. This rule awarding insignia to a Senior rowing in the Junior Varsity against Yale was in effect prior to 1927 and is made retroactive to that date...
...name of each winner will be engraved upon the Cup and if there are sufficient funds, a smaller individual trophy goes to the recipient of the honor. Following Dean Leighton's suggestion, the award will probably be placed in the hands of the H.A.A. Awards Committee...
Prix de Rome competitions are open only to "unmarried men, citizens of the U. S., not over 30 years of age." Architect Weppner, 27, will go to Rome in October, study two years at the American Academy. The cash value of his award is estimated at $4,000. Proud of his achievement was his teacher, Frederick Vernon Murphy, another of whose students is George H. Nelson, Prix de Rome winner...
Four fellowship have been award by the Harvard-Yenching Institute, established in 1928 for teaching and research in the language, Picture his Tory and art of China and Japan. Hold- ors of the endowments are Derk Bodd '34, of Rochester, New York; Harris G. Creel 1G, of Calesburg, Illinois; and Edwin O. Reischauer 3G, of Tokyo, Japan, who are at present holdin travelling fellowships from the institute, and George N. Kates of saunder town, Rhode Island, who is not enrolled at the University...