Word: bristols
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Bristol, Va.-Tenn...
...sensation when in later years the head of that household refused to pay for a ticket to hear a person sing who had been a "servant" in his family. In Minneapolis Fremstad gave her first formal concert, earned enough to go to Manhattan where the late Frederick Bristol gave her lessons in return for which she played the accompaniments for all his other pupils. As a soloist at St. Patrick's Cathedral she made enough to go to Europe, where she studied with Lilli Lehmann. She was determined to be a dramatic soprano but when her funds were exhausted...
...Allen; L. Allis, Jr.; A. W. Asmuth, Jr.; C. L. Barker; R. T. Benedict; G. S. Bernhard; A. S. Blodget, Jr.; H. H. Bristol; W. L. Brown; L. Burbank; T. B. Campion; A. B. Carlson; H. L. Carstein; K. Chappelow; E. T. Clarke; E. L. Cutter; E. C. Dahl; J. I. Dunton; W. F. Eberlein; G. Eddy; D. H. Ellis; E. Emerson; J. W. Erhard; H. Estey; G. Fraunhar; V. Fulmer; R. Getsinger; C. Gilliland; D. S. Glueck; H. S. Gruening; G. K. Hall; W. C. Hall; H. J. Hayden; C. Hennings; J. C. Hopkins; E. B. Hubbard; H. Huston...
William J. Baker '36, Edward L. Barnes '38, Leslie C. Bigelow '36, John L. Bishop '37, Lemuel Bowden '36, F. Gorham Brigham '37, Leonard K. Bristol '38, Edward B. Brooks '37, John H. Burns '37, William G. Burt '38, Hallock G. Campbell, Gr., Courtland Canby '36, Edward T. Canby, Gr., Robert S. Chafee '36, William V. Doering '38, George Ehrenfried '35, John H. Eric '37, Matin S. Erlanger '38, Eben H. Fiske ocC., H. Walter Forster '36, William Fraser '38, Richard L. Gregg '38, N. Babcock Groton '37, Arthur R. Hartwig '37, Morrison C. Haviland '37, Malcolm L. Hayward...
Thus, with tart wisdom in his spoofing, Dr. Herbert Levinstein, president of the British Institute of Chemical Engineers, addressed last week at Bristol the Royal Institute of Chemistry. As a chemist, he scoffed at "the popular fallacy that to blow combatants to bits with high explosives is less bestial, wicked and cruel than to attack them by gas." President Levinstein strongly implied that rather than be blown to bits he would prefer to die gassed...