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...Cyrus Harvey '47, and Bryant Halliday '49, co-proprietors of the Brattle applied in February of last year for the usual license, in order to show Miss Julie, a film based on Stindberg's play about a fallen woman. The Cambridge city manager, who issued one of the permits, gave them no trouble; but the State Commissioner of Public Safety turned their application down. He felt he could not approve the picture after just a few cuts because the central theme of the film was an illicit love affair...
...pattern was being broken at Chicago's Presbyterian McCormick Theological Seminary-so named since 1886 because of the generous endowments of Farm Machinery Maker Cyrus H. McCormick. Last week a theology professor was showing a visitor around. "By the way," he remarked, "we never refer to death as the Grim Reaper around here. It's always the International Harvester...
...courageous way than be amusement for the angry crowds, let us feed these warped and twisted souls to the lions that their friends, users of the fifth amendment, and those who believe in any form of cooperative work whatsoever, be it farm subsidies or the "teamwork" we call athletics. Cyrus Mao Kenzie Mendelesogn...
...COAL GIANT will be created by the merger of Cyrus Eaton's West Kentucky Coal Co. with the Nashville Coal Co. West Kentucky will pay $16 million for Nashville, thus become the nation's No. 3 independent coal producer after Pittsburgh Consolidation and Peabody Coal...
Western Outlet. In a sense, Robert was forged out of history. It was during the Crimean War that Yankee Missionary Cyrus Hamlin, then engaged in baking and ferrying bread across the Bosporus to the starving patients in the British hospital at Scutari, met a traveling Manhattan philanthropist named Christopher Rhinelander Robert. The two men decided that Western culture should have an outlet within the Ottoman Empire. They began planning a college course that was to be in English; it would be "prosecuted without regard to nationality," and would be taught by men "of firm and symmetrical piety." In 1863, Robert...