Word: craning
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Almost certain to reach this quota this afternoon are Edward A. Crane (CCA), who polled 3,416 in the first count, Joseph J. DeGuglielmo '29 (CCA), 2644, and Mrs. Pearl Wise (CCA), who reached an unprecedented total of 2137 in her first Council campaign election...
...Edward Crane and Joseph DeGuglielmo '29, though formally loyal to CCA principles, joined the old guard politicians on the City Council to terminate Atkinson's decade of excellent government. Atkinson was replaced by John J. Curry, who ... was at that time considered to be more receptive to the views of Crane and DeGuglielmo than was his ...predecessor. It should be emphasized that the dismissal of Atkinson brought forth protests from men like W. Donnison Swan and the founder of the CCA, George L. McLaughlin...
...choice before the voters of Cambridge is not a choice between good and evil, as the CRIMSON has implied.... Rather, the choice must be made among individuals, since the CCA has lost its reforming zeal by its association with Crane and DeGuglielmo. David M. Goldberg...
...minority of four on the nine-man Council. This year, the CCA is trying to regain the majority control it had held for a decade before 1953. It has screened all candidates and come up with a non-partisan slate of ten, including its four incumbents Edward A. Crane, Joseph A. deGuglielmo, Marcus Morton, and Hyman Pill. The CCA has also endorsed Mrs. Pearl K. Wise, who has just completed a successful term on the School Committee, as well as Edward G. Bellis, Martin T. Camacho, Bradlee F. Clarke, Arthur R. Hall, and Witold J. Pladziewicz. Each of these candidates...
...Crane Brinton '19, McLean Professor of Ancient and Modern History and member of the Committee on Appointments, Promotions, and Retirements, said, "We will study the whole problem of the recruitment of the faculty and the competition for brains in America...