Word: drake
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Said Chamber of Commerce President Frank Drake: "Newton is not big enough for The Maytag Co. and the C. I. O. The businessmen have decided they'd rather have The Maytag Co." For standing up for the strikers, Congregational Pastor E. A. Remige was asked to resign, did so last week, saying: "I have simply maintained there are two sides . . . but one can't say that in Newton without getting into trouble." For contempt of court in connection with an injunction restricting picketing, the union's young (27) international president, James B. Carey, and two other officials...
Emmons Scholarships, preference to be given to teachers of law, to Robert B. Throckmorton, of Des Moines, Ia., B.A. Drake University '36, a candidate for LL.B. Drake University this June; and Robert F. Koretz, of Syracuse, N. Y., A.B. Syracuse '33, a candidate for LL.B. Syracuse this June...
Alexander Northrop ran a good race in the mile, far outclassed at the start as he was by Cunningham, Venske, and Ray Mahannah of Drake. Bob Haydock, star Crimson high-jumper, did not compete, having injured his leg in the Millrose Games last week...
...Drake University department of radio announces its second annual radio playwriting competition. Scripts may be submitted at any time until the close of the contest on March 15, 1938. Fifty dollars in cash prizes are offered for the best original plays submitted...
Frampton Mansell munitions manufacturer, art patron, bachelor, a snappy dresser who cultivated his whiskers to bring out his resemblance to Sir Francis Drake. His phobia was ineficiency; his favorite pastime, composing ads for the latest wrinkle in Mansell ma-chine guns: "Mansell's Deadly Death Rose". . . A child can use it . . . Invaluable to all Dictators . . . A Corpse for a Ha'penny...