Word: carlson
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Rochester--Secretary, Charles E. Angle '33, 100 Carlson Read, Rochester, New York...
Jacobson, Clayman, Blum, Schutzer, Westheimer, Rogers, Conroy, Pirnie, Carlson, Hunter...
Under "Scientific Advisory Board," the masthead of Evolution's new issue is adorned with such distinguished names as Anton Julius Carlson ("Grand old man" of physiology at the University of Chicago) and William King Gregory (paleontologist of Columbia University and Manhattan's American Museum of Natural History). Since the last issue in 1932 three valued advisers died: Dr. Elihu Thomson, patriarch of General Electric Co.; Dr. Martin Dewey, onetime president of the American Dental Association, and President Maynard Shipley of the Science League of America. But Editor Katterfeld was happy to announce the acquisition of a new bigwig...
Aghast at the whole affair, President Anton J. Carlson of the American Association of University Professors, a University of Chicago physiologist who was on hand as A.A.U.P. s unofficial witness, exploded: "I have not hoped to live to see this kind of meeting. . . . The important thing is not Dr. Frank but the statement by Mr. Wilkie that governors always have insisted upon having a hand in the selection of presidents of State universities. ... I could imagine such a thing happening only in the early days of the Russian revolution by a committee of soldiers and peasants. It has happened here...
Ordinary farmers are pleased if they husk 100 bushels of corn in a ten-hour day. That Carl Carlson husked only 21 bushels in his 80 minutes last week was due to poor conditions rather than to technical inferiority to his famed younger brother Elmer. Closest thing in the U. S. to an efficient cornhusking machine are Carl, Elmer and two other Carlson brothers, who will be favorites in future cornhusking championships. Hauled onto a platform last week to get his $100 prize money, Carl Carlson was so excited that he mistook the loudspeaker microphone for a radio outlet. Said...