Word: chairmen
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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First day pledges in the University blood and charity drives nearly equalled last year's totals and prompted unexpected optimism among the chairmen of the two drives last night...
Though complete figures were unavailable, both chairmen felt last night's contributions would considerably raise their expected totals. "The drive usually reaches its peak during the second and third days," Strasser said...
Milton Engel '56, of Eliot, and M. Mark Klein'56, of Leverett, co-chairmen of the drive, announced last night that this year's quota will be 2,500 delivered pints. Harvard set the national record last year with 2,300 contributions out of over 3,000 pledges...
...explainers, spat at them, kicked at their shins and bellies, until Indian guards were called on to hold them back. The Communists too were tougher: they tried to coerce the P.W.s in violation of the neutral commission ground rules, and they were not always stopped by the Indian chairmen. "We have 90 days to explain to you," one explainer said, "and we will talk to you time and again if you don't come with us now." One lied: "Taiwan has been overrun and Chiang Kai-shek overthrown." One boasted: "We destroyed the Nationalists, and soon we will take...
...entire question of selecting which charities to include on the donation list will be discussed Wednesday evening at 7:30 p.m. on WHRB's Student Council on the Air." Kirby von Kessler '54 and Robert Terry '54, co-chairmen of the Charities Committee, will speak...