Word: bradford
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Commissioner McDowell denied reports that the unfavorable decision would result in his resignation. "I have no intention of resigning," he said. McDowell was appointed by Governor Robert F. Bradford '23 in February, 1943. Dr. Van Waters has held her position since...
...relationships between inmates, officers, and workers. In one instance, Dwyer questioned a released inmate who was so drunk and drugged when he talked to her that later she couldn't remember what she had said. Dwyer's report was handed to McDowell, who passed it on to Governor Bradford early in the summer...
...accusations any support. In November, the commission decided that the new Legislature would have to finish the job. Over LoPresti's violent protests, Dr. Van Waters got a one-day hearing on November 22, at which she had a chance to defend here self. LoPresti angrily charged that Governor Bradford delayed commission activity and "coerced" it into giving the hearing. Nothing conclusive came out of the whole affair...
...activities of Dwyer and LoPresti built up a tremendous furor by the end of the year. After first denying reports that he planned to fire Dr. Van Waters, Commissioner McDowell advised the press that he would make a decision on December 27. On that day, he conferred with Governor Bradford, and announced that he would dismiss Dr. Van Waters when Dever took office. When reporters inquired if he had informed her of his intention, he said: "I guess she will find out when you fellows print your papers...
Members of WHRV elected William P. Raney '50 president of the Network for the coming year last night and named H. Eric Solomon '50 as business manager. Chosen for the station's other executive positions were Bradford S. Doane '50, production director, and Maurico M. Lynch, Jr. '50, program director...