Word: daniels
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Students who contributed most to the drive, according to Campbell, are William Sharpe, Jr. '43 and his 70 assistants, who made all solicitations in the College Houses; Richard Angell 2G and Wallace Craig, of the Faculty, who contacted all Graduate students; Thomas Killifer 3L and Daniel P. S. Paul 1L, who directed the Law School drive; Joseph Beck 1GB, who solicited the Business School; Albert R. Childs '49, who contacted all non-resident undergraduates and organized the Comittee desk in Widener; and Mathilda Mortimer, who organized the campaign at Radcliffe...
Arguing for the petitioner in the final will be John Cancian 3L, George N. Leighton 3L, Herbert Berman 3L, and Daniel Kraemor 3L. Opposing them will be Charles W. Davis 3L, James D. St. Clair 3L, Thomas P. Ford 3L, and Lambert Turner...
...doing something about it fell to spare, moose-tall (6 ft. 5½ in.) Major Daniel Imboden, onetime San Luis Obispo (Calif.) newsman, who lectures Japanese editors and reporters three times weekly on how to run an honest newspaper. Last week Imboden put the finger on a long-cherished anachronism of Japanese newsdom: the all-powerful reporters' clubs. He told them to reform or break...
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...DANIEL WAFENA BELL, 55, Illinois-born. Until he resigned last January to join a Washington (D.C.) bank as president, he had been a Government employe for 34 years, rising from a clerkship to be Under Secretary of the Treasury. Daniel Bell helped the New Deal by keeping its books. He neither embraced nor repudiated New Deal measures for controls over business. An impartial appraisal of his philosophy: the complete impartiality of a highly competent public servant...