Word: danae
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Dana Fernald, Larchmont, New York; Robert A. Fisher, Birmingham, Michigan; Donald L. Garfield, Cambridge; Paul G. Garrity, Cambridge; Don L. Geeson, Alexandria, Virginia; Albert M. Gibson, Greenville, Michigan; Francis C. Gray, Jr., Boston; David Green, Valpariso, Michigan; William H. Guild, Hingham; Theodore R. Gullicksen, Quincy; Roscoe P. Hankin, Davidsonville, Maryland; Richard W. Homans, Canton; Dabney S. Johnson, Jacksonville, Florida...
...HARVARD SERVICE NEWS takes pleasure in announcing the election of Russell K. Headley '46 of the V-12 Unit and St. Paul. Minnesota, as Editor for the spring term. He has shared co-editorship since August 4, 1944 with Dana Fernald '46 of the Naval ROTC and Larchmont, New York, who will take leave of the University next week upon receiving his diploma and commission...
From such complete coverage stemmed much of the Times's stodginess, but Van Anda had worked on the New York Sun in the days of the great Charles A. Dana, and had watched the Sun go down because it cared more for fluff than fact. A fact man himself, "V.A." was quiet, modest, a hard worker. He spent every afternoon from 1 to 6 in the office, took four hours off for dinner and a nap; then at 10 he returned to bustle over the proofs, spot weaknesses, and stay until 5 a.m. to get all the news...
...Charles Dana Gibson's great appeal, as man and artist, was frankly romantic. The towering, blue-eyed illustrator was a notable lady's man. His drawings mainly concerned the trials & tribulations of love between incredibly handsome, well-bred young people (the man in his duets often resembled Gibson's close friend, dashing, strong-chinned Richard Harding Davis...
Oils and Oysters. In the 1930s, affable, active Charles Dana Gibson turned to oil painting-summers, at his island home off the Maine coast; winters at his Manhattan studio, where he worked from 9 to 4. He seldom showed and never cared for these later works...