Word: daniele
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...could tell when he had got back home to Maryland's climate, "for every House was an infirmary." But in spite of fever and "vapourish qualms" he stuck it out, was elected to the legislature and married the daughter of Daniel Dulany the elder, one of Maryland's richest men. Wrote one member of Hamilton's ribald Tuesday Club to a fellow member then in England: "Poor Hamilton is gone-not dead, but married...
...Editor Daniel P. S. Paul '46 2PA said that the 375-page '46 yearbook, including the Class of 1946 Triannual Report will definitely be ready well in advance of the class' third reunion in June. Both albums are being printed at the Warren Press...
...refill the reservoir of jet theory, the Daniel and Florence Guggenheim Foundation announced this week that it will grant $500,000 to Princeton University and California Institute of Technology for two jet propulsion centers. Top position in each will be a Goddard professorship named for Dr. Robert H. Goddard of Clark University, U.S. rocket pioneer. Cal-Tech's Goddard professor will be China-born Dr. Hsue-Shen Tsien, 38, now professor of aerodynamics at M.I.T...
...Committee, which is organized under the Paul Report on Class Affairs, will include: David Maxwell Abbot of Andover and Eliot House; Albert Bradley Carter, Jr. of Cambridge and Eliot House; Robert Claflin of Hewlett, New York, and Winthrop House; Daniel Gus Cronin of Cambridge; Charles Warren Detion of Clayton, Missouri, and Eliot House; Hugh Piesen Hermann of Brooklyn and Adams House; Richard Ward Kimball of Andover and Eliot House; and Johnathan Martin Spivak of Scarsdale, New York, and Leverett House...
...Gloves (adapted from the French of Jean-Paul Sartre by Daniel Taradash; produced by Jean Dalrymple) reached Broadway figuratively picketed by the man who wrote it. Sartre had, on hearsay, denounced the U.S. version as a "vulgar, common melodrama with an anti-Communist bias" (TIME, Dec. 6). Though he might justly complain of a translation and a production that (except for Charles Beyer's brilliant acting) are pretty wooden, Red Gloves itself seems pretty typical Sartre...