Word: chairmen
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Chairmen of the four boards of the Freshman Red Book, who were appointed yesterday by C. Coleroy Gibson, Editor-in-chief, are Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Jr, of Washington, D. C., business chairman; Leavitt Sargent White of Plainfield, New Jersey, editorial chairman; John Bradford Bowditch of Concord, photographic chairman; Arnett McKennan of Boston, art chairman...
...able Texan, Chairman Buchanan of the Appropriations Committee, had already laid the ground work for handling the first Roosevelt budget which may set a peacetime record. Other Committee chairmen - Steagall of Banking & Currency, Jones of Agriculture, Sumners of Judiciary, Sam Rayburn of Interstate & Foreign Commerce - were last week all as busy as beavers putting together legislative ideas out of which President Roosevelt will take his pick on money, farm relief, liquor, transportation...
...friezes, memorial tablets, prints, drinking fountains, even such a utilitarian idea as a new design for linoleum is permissible. Regional committees were appointed whose jobs would be to select artists actually in need, choose the buildings to receive their attentions, commission, inspect and approve preliminary sketches. The regional committee chairmen appointed last week were...
...first time, the benefits to be derived from the distribution of printed notes by professors at the beginning of their lectures and urged the general adoption of printed or mimeographed lecture notes by the various departments. At the same time, a series of statements secured from the chairmen of all the departments declaring their respective attitudes on the question was published in the news columns of this paper...
...completion of the series of Faculty statements, which showed that the general sentiment among the departments was about evenly divided, eleven departmental chairmen consented, at the Princetonian's request, to sound out the opinion of the students in their respective courses and to subject the matter of printed lecture notes to discussion within their departments. Their agreement did not commit these men to the adoption of the proposed innovation but merely insured for it serious departmental consideration, the only step that can be taken from without the departments themselves...