Word: douglases
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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My friend, Charles Nordhoff, and I, while appreciating the friendly notice of our book, Men Against the Sea, which appeared in the Jan. 15 issue of TIME, rather resent some of the distinctions wished upon us by your reviewer. After giving various intimate details with respect to our private lives...
Ira Mendleson '35 (L) defeated Louis B. Thacher '35 (E) 3-1, Lockwood Merriman '35 (L) defeated Gordon C. Streeter '34 (E) 3-2; Douglas D. Bond '34 (E) defeated Robert T. Brown '36 (L) 3-1; Paul S. Winch '35 (L) defeated Allen M. Ferry '34 (E) 3-1...
Historically, Catherine II (1729-96) was an ambitious, shrewd, capable ruler, fonder of sleeping with politically potent gentlemen than of romping with her guardsmen. Because, as in the case of mannish Christina of Sweden, such cold facts would make indifferent cinema, Catherine becomes gentle, amiable, lovable for her good heart...
Former officers of the Rifle Club resigned at a meeting held last night and in their place an executive committee of eight was formed. Those appointed are: Albert Goodhue, Jr. '37, parkman D. Howe '37, Frederic H. Poor '34, Cornelius Van S. Roosevelt '37, Douglas C. Scott '35, Charles M...
Sued for Divorce. By Anthony Ashley-Cooper, Lord Ashley, 33, eldest son of the 9th Earl of Shaftesbury, nephew of the Duke of Westminster; Lady Ashley (Louise Sylvia Hawkes), onetime showgirl, onetime dress model with whom he eloped seven years ago; in London. Charge: misconduct. Named corespondent: travel-loving Douglas...