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"With the funds guaranteed and the selling of tickets off its hands, the Jubilee Committee can bend its efforts toward the perfection of its plans for music and dancing, refreshments, and decoration," McGill continued. "We are grateful to the CRIMSON and the editors of the Service News for their public...
Last week, with 35 years and three months of work behind him, Father Schlueter retired from St. Luke's. Now white-haired and plump, he said that his age (67) and poor health had taken him into "the golden evening" of his life. He wanted to devote that evening...
Swope states that he himself prefers form of corporate organization "in which the members of the board are stockholders but not in any sense controlling stockholders," as opposed to the form in which "(the) directors . . . devote all their time to the operation of the business (and) undoubtedly know it well...
The Nationalist Socialist tide rose, and ill-timed tax measures of the ministry were used by the opposition to secure unfavorable mob opinions. Finally, in May, 1932, Hitler grew so strong that Professor Bruening was forced to resign as Chancellor and to devote himself to teaching.
Madeleine Carroll, who gave up Hollywood glamor in 1942-at the same time that her husband, ex-Cinemactor Stirling Hayden, joined the Marines-and has served overseas with a Red Cross nursing unit, decided to quit the screen for keeps. She explained that she would continue with the Red Cross...