Word: bertrams
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...second place prize of $10 went to Mrs. Kay C. Willke, Grinnell '59 who teachers English at the Franklin Institute, Boston. Eugene E. Grollmes, S.J., of Boston, was awarded the third place prize of $5, and Susan B. Schwarts '63, of West Hartford, Connecticut and Bertram Hall received an additional fourth place prize, also of $5. A citation of honorable mention went to John N. Paden 2G, of Pasadena, California...
Divorced. By Alfred Bertram ("Bud") Guthrie Jr., 62, novelist (The Way West) and screenwriter (Shane); Harriet Larson Guthrie, 55; on grounds of cruelty; after 32 years of marriage, two children; in Billings, Mont...
Eliot Hall responded more enthusiastically to the RGA decision by increasing its parietal hours to 20 per week. Bertram, Cabot, and Comstock voted to accept up to seven and a half hours. Holmes, Moors, and Whitman merely enlarged the Sunday afternoon allowance from three to four...
Mayor Robert F. Wagner suggested a settlement and asked both sides to act on it. At 1:45 a.m., publishers of eight silenced dailies announced their acceptance. After some arm-twisting by fellow union leaders, Bertram Powers, boss of the Typographical Union's "Big 6'' local, followed suit, said he would advise his 3,000 members to ratify the agreement this week. Waiting for the union vote, and for the negotiators to translate the broad agreement on general principles into a specific contract, the newspapers probably will not resume publishing until next week...
...newspaper-hungry New Yorker, I deplore the strike as much as anyone. And I would hesitate to accuse TIME of any bias in its coverage of the "disgraceful strike," where the "intransigence" of Bertram Powers has "caused the breakdown of negotiations...