Word: daniels
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Married. Lois Walters, daughter of Assistant Secretary of the Interior Theodore Augustus Walters; and Robert Coker, stepson of the daughter of Secretary of Commerce Daniel Calhoun Roper; in Washington...
...this instance the screws were being put on old Daniel Willard's Baltimore & Ohio by Frederick Williamson's New York Central. The screwdriver was Universal Carloading & Distributing Co., biggest operating subsidiary of the biggest freight forwarding company in the land, U. S. Freight Co. Universal's business consists of collecting small freight shipments at strategically located terminals, consolidating the assorted packages into carload lots, dispatching the loaded cars to another Universal terminal, where the carload is unscrambled, the goods delivered to their respective consignees...
Only one crackerjack new cartoonist has emerged in the campaign, and only one crackerjack new cartoon character. The first created the second. Early in the year, lean, bushy-haired Clarence Daniel Batchelor sat down at his board in the New York News office, drew a petulant, pot-bellied little man, naked except for a silk hat, labeled him "Old Deal." This character, funny yet forceful, caught the public fancy at once, grew famed when Cartoonist Batchelor pictured him perched pensively on a rock high over Washington, reflecting, "Gawd, how I hate his guts." Since then "Old Deal" has boasted, blustered...
Horace Mann immediately succeeded to John Quincy Adams' seat in Congress as an anti-Slavery Whig. In 1850 he wrecked what might have been a promising political career by breaking with Daniel Webster after that statesman's "Seventh of March Speech," advocating a compromise on the extension of slavery to the Northern territories. In 1852 Mann was defeated as the Free-Soil candidate for governor of Massachusetts. Same year he returned to education by accepting the presidency of New Antioch College...
Charles S. Denny '34, of Brookline, in Geology; Charles H. Fay, of Austin, Texas, in Physics; Daniel B. Aaron, of Cambridge, in English; Charles E. Carr '35, of Maiden, in English; and Charles I. Weir '36, of Kew Gardens, Long Island, New York, in English...