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...members are no youngsters either in service or years. George Roosa James, Memphis drygoods man and banker, was appointed by President Harding in 1923. Next year he will be 70 and though he has the crotchets that go with age, he is crammed full of useful technical information. Adolph Caspar Miller, who will have his 70th birthday in a week, was one of the original members of the first Federal Reserve Board appointed by President Wilson in 1914. For 24 years before that he was an economist. His chances of reappointment are considered good, because he was a great & good...
Steigel, a Bavarian, came here, set up a glass factory in Manheim, Pennsylvania, in 1765, and employed only glassblowers of German extraction. Caspar Wistar, from whom the Wistarburg glass takes it name, founded his factory in 1738 in Salem County, New Jersey...
...Freshman Union Society will be represented by Richard t. Davis, Caspar Weinberger, and Beris Yucht. Remington and Weinberger will deliver the rebuttal...
Maps. Dr. Caspar J. Kraemer Jr., a mellow, twinkly professor of Latin and Greek at New York University, was summoned by the investigating committee to explain how the Work Relief Division's cartographic project, which he heads, was employing 200 men at a cost of $290,000 per year. About 70% of his maps, models and charts, testified Professor Kraemer, were modern relief maps, including some of New York City & vicinity which would be useful in regional planning. The Committee's counsel called a list of the other 30%. They included the Geographic Distribution of Ancient Greek Dialects...
...line-up for the Brown debate includes Robert T. Benjamin, David E. Feller, and Robert E. Wernick. Richard T. Davis, Caspar W. Weinberger, and Boris Yucht will oppose the Dartmouth debators. Alternate speakers to fill vacancies in any of the three teams are Aaron J. Himelhoch, Jay W. Kaufman, and Paul R. Vogt...