Word: chases
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Hoping to encourage interest in essay work and to increase the activity of the Harvard Chapter, the Committee has chosen a Faculty committee consisting of George H. Chase '96, John E. Hudson, Professor of Archaeology and Dean of the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, Francis O. Matthiessen, assistant professor of History and Literature, and Lawrence J. Henderson '98, Senior Fellow and professor of Biological Chemistry, which will make the choice of the winning essay. It is expected that the Committee will reach its decision about June...
...undergraduate whose essay is considered by the Committee the best piece of work done during this college year. Departmental and Bowdoin Prize essays will constitute the field from which the essay to be published will be chosen. In commenting on the newest activity of the honorary society here, Professor Chase said, "This is an admirable scheme and a very profitable one for Phi Beta Kappa to undertake. I am much in favor...
...hunting season on utility and financial magnates, never enjoying a closed season to be sure but comparatively quiescent since Wiggin, Chase et al were salted away last year, seems to be enjoying another period when game is plentiful. Samuel Insull, recently trapped after a long pursuit by Federal authorities, has now been followed by O. P. van Sweringen as prey to the righteous. Unlike the Insull case, which is virtually over with the exception of refunding losses to the suckers and casting Insull into durance vile, the van Sweringen affair may yet have repercussions which will make the Federal authorities...
...Last week, for borrowing $10,000 in 1930 from United's Vice President Paul Henderson, Chase C. Gove. Assistant Superintendent of the Post Office's Railway Mail Service, was suspended (pending investigation). At the time he was deputy to Warren Irving Glover, then Second Assistant Postmaster General in charge of airmail contracts...
Engaged, Louis Franklin Swift Jr., 38, son of retired Packing Director Louis F. Swift; and Elizabeth Chase. Chicago socialite. Mr. Swift was divorced from his first wife, Mary Haymaker Bennett, last September...