Word: broido
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Joseph A. Broido: Jubliee Committee, Hillel Council, Redbook, freshman football managing, freshman intramurals, jayvee football...
...elected a ten man committee to manage their Spring Jubilee. In order of votes received, the successful candidates are: Edward J. Coughlin, James F. Murphy, Myron B. Siner, John D. Bardis, Gordon M. Morrison, James S. Hilboldt, Robert L. Wiley, William G. Cummings, Francis C. Collins, and Joseph A. Broido, all of the Class...
There was some doubt after first tabulations as to who would be the tenth committeemen. A recount was held, however, and Broido's four-vote lead over Alfred J. Klingel was upheld...
Unwieldy Law. But, as Broido knew, the priority system was put into the badly drawn Surplus Property Act by vote-conscious Congressmen, would probably stay there. Said Broido of the hodgepodge act: "You could be the smartest merchant in the world, Old Man Original Macy or Gimbel himself, and you couldn't do a very good job . . . with this legislation...
Lieut. General E. B. Gregory, WAA administrator who had done a conscientious job administering a bad law, agreed with Broido. Priorities had held up the disposal of some surpluses as long as six months. General Gregory also liked Broido's plan for department store sales. But he did not know whether WAA had the right to use that system...