Word: awarders
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...award is given without regard to financial need...
...award, a cash grant amounting to $598 this year, is given annually to that sophomore who has maintained the most outstanding academic and extracurricular record as a freshmen...
...Denver to name a Lions-sponsored nonsectarian chapel in downtown Denver "the Eisenhower Chapel"; at New York City's Idlewild Airport, ground-breaking ceremonies were held for a Roman Catholic chapel, to be known as "Our Lady of the Skies." ¶ Accepting a "Citizen of the Year" award from the Jewish War Veterans in Hartford, Conn., former Mayor Thomas J. Spellacy, 73, a leading Roman Catholic layman, called attention to a long-forgotten fact: in 1814 the Connecticut state legislature took over a $20,000 fund belonging to the Episcopal Church and never paid it back. The Episcopal bishop...
...York, Poet W. H. (for Wystan Hugh) Auden, 46, 1948 Pulitzer Prizewinner (The Age of Anxiety), was informed that he has won another award: the Bollingen Prize in Poetry, offered by the Yale University Library in recognition of Auden's lifetime work...
...chosen one of the outstanding young men of the country by the United States Junior Chamber of Commerce, and he received an award from the American Academy of Arts and Letters in the same year...