Word: clark
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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While most of the press inveighed against the bill, a thoroughly well-organized Administration bloc kept it moving forward in the Senate. When Missouri's Bennett Clark and several collaborators laboriously brought in 20 amendments, most of them excepting specific Government agencies from Presidential tampering, they were voted down at the rate of one a minute. When Virginia's Harry Byrd proposed killing the section applying to the Comptroller General, the Administration's majority against him stood at 4740-36. All this evidently made Floor Leader Alben Barkley so confident that instead of letting the bill come...
...elections for the Lowell House Committee held this week, Richard H. Sullivan '39, was elected chairman, Samuel W. White '40, Treasurer, and Eugene D. Clark '40, Secretary...
Other members of the Committee elected this week were Hughes Call '39 and Gardiner Clark '39. John E. Crane '40, will be permanent Dance Committee Chairman...
...first Varsity boat at present consists of: Stroke, Chace; No. 7, Clark; No. 6, Erickson; No. 5, Gardiner, J.; No. 4, Kernan, W.; No. 3, Talbot, D.; No. 2, Richards; Bow, Ninde; Cox, Shortildge or White. Bolles plans to keep four crews through the spring vacation. The list of men on these boats will be announced tomorrow...
...teams and their managers as announced by Homer D. Peabody, Freshman Class President, are: Wigglesworth and Apley, Charles Clark; Thayer, Mortimer Rayman; Matthews and Grays, Kingdon W. Swayne; Massachusetts, Lionel, and Union, Norman W. Getsinger; Stoughton, Hollis, and Holworthy, Jerry O'Conner; Weld, Straus, and Mower, Lucian Zoll...