Word: dimond
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Edward S. Childs '40; Hamilton H. Daughaday, Jr. '40; Edward Lichtig, Jr. '39; Albert E. Lindsay '38; Steven L. Madey '40; Langdon W. Mead '39; Clifford D. Stevens '40; George H. Wadsworth '40; John C. Wells '40; Frederic L. P. White '39; Rolla D. Campbell, Jr. '41; Lee A. Dimond '41; Charles D. B. Howell '41; Stephen McGrath '39; David H. Mitchell '41; Joseph R. McLoughlin '41; Robert B. Nichols '41; Charles H. Oldfather '41; L. F. Stowell...
Winner Crotty and also third and fourth place winners L. A. Dimond '41 and D. H. Mitchell '41 were among the first group to start. Howell, having had cross country experience at Stowe School, England, had only the one minute and fifty second advantage over the scratch contingent. The course is entirely flat, following the cinder path skirting the Charles as far as the Watertown bridge, across, and back along the opposite side to the finish line lying directly across from the Dillon Field House...
...Crotty '41 (6:40); C. D. B. Howell '41 (1:50); L. A. Dimond '41 (:40); D. H. Mitchell '41 (6:40); R. B. Holden '38 (3:50); D. J. Maguire '41 (6:40); J. A. Shrader '41 (6:40); W. H. Browning '41 (6:40); R. A. Burns '41 (6:40); J. R. McLoughlin '41 (3:50); R. B. Nichols--'41 (1:50); C. H. Oldfather '41 (1:50); F. L. Porter, Jr. '40 (2:10); P. C. Brooks '40 (3:50); J. W. Erhard '38 (scratch); S. C. Madey '40 (3:50); W. P. (Tuttle '40 (scratch...
...Payment of the $7,200,000 was made by a check on the Treasury signed by Treasurer of the U. S. Francis Elias Spinner, drawn to the order of Russian Minister Edward de Stoeckl and dated Aug. 1, 1868. When Alaska's voteless Delegate to Congress, Anthony Dimond, last week asked permission to transfer the check to Juneau for permanent display in that capital's Historical Library and Museum, General Accounting Office authorities were forced shamefacedly to announce that the historic draft -long since canceled and filed in the U. S. archives-had been unaccountably mislaid...
...fashioned attic, valuable relics may be misplaced but rarely lost. Last week, after three days' frantic search, the Alaskan check turned up in a musty drawer of the General" Accounting Office where it had reposed since 1921. By this time, the House had passed Delegate Dimond's bill and it had gone to the Senate Committee on Territories and Insular Affairs. The Senate Committee decided that, since the check, a piece of national property, was so easily lost, it would be better to send a photostatic copy to Juneau and dispatch the draft itself, for safekeeping...