Word: dillon
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Cross country will open its 1935-36 season with a meeting of all men interested, including Freshmen, at Dillon Field House at 3.15 o'clock next Wednesday afternoon. Coach Jaako Mikkola and Captain Playfair will speak to the candidates who will receive equipment at this meeting...
From noon till the start of the stadium parade at 1.30 o'clock, lunch was served to the various reunion classes in the Houses and at Dillon Field House. The twenty-fives having a spread in Eliot House, were very lavish. Residents of K entry were delightfully surprised to find a well-stocked bar in the ground floor rooms, with efficient delivery out of the windows into the inner court...
Rain threatened to spoil the preliminary celebrations of the Class of 1905 at the Weston Golf Club yesterday, but they survived, it was learned last night. Luncheon will be served by the Class today at the Dillon Field House, close at hand to the Stadium. The Class spread will be served on Commencement Day in Straus Hall...
...voters, of War veterans, of political liberals, all of whose languages he spoke, whose interests he championed. Although a nominal Republican he fought and broke Albert Fall's Republican machine. In 1924 he helped elect a Democratic Senator, Sam Bratton, and in 1926 a Republican Governor, Richard C. Dillon. Following year Governor Dillon named him to a vacancy in the U. S. Senate. As a Republican Senator he fought the Hoover policies in Washington and the Republican machine in New Mexico. Having helped to elect Roosevelt, he broke with Democrats and last autumn fought the Democratic ma-chine...
...went to Harvard (Class of 1910) where he knew Franklin D. Roosevelt. Going to New Mexico for his health, Cutting became a follower of Theodore Roosevelt, was State Progressive Committee Chairman from 1914 to 1916. Appointed Senator by New Mexico's Governor Richard C. Dillon in 1927, he was elected for a six-year term the following year. Friends called him "the most cultured man in the Senate...