Word: drawings
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Five men will be chosen from the list of nominations, one of whom will be picked chairman by the members. The new Committee will then draw up plans for the 1937 year book which will go to the press 12 months later. In former years, this Committee was chosen during the fall of the Senior year, but last year the system was changed in order that work might commence at an earlier date...
...first-rate rough-&-tumble policeman in Milwaukee's old days, went into the trucking-&-warehouse business in 1912 and since 1932 has been the able sheriff of Milwaukee County. A Grand Knight of the Knights of Columbus and father of ten, Candidate Shinners is expected to draw a strong Catholic vote. He is also backed by the American Legion and the Nazi Friends of New Germany. Asked whether it is true that he never got past the fourth grade in school, he replies, "I'm still going to school." Though he admits that municipally-owned public utilities might...
...share the common misconception of the Midwest of those who seldom venture beyond the Hudson. Draw a horizontal line across Indiana about 20 miles south of Indianapolis. South of that line you will have more than one-third the State's area. And in that one-third plus area there are more hills than plains...
...Church as well as in Industry, hard times draw class lines taut. In the words of an anonymous informant of Dr. Benson Young Landis, writing in the National Conference of Jews & Christians News Service this week: "The liberal clergy are having a hell of a time." In New Jersey a pair of pastors who made much of their liberalism last week were having their hellish time right out in public...
Five years ago the possibility of any group of dress manufacturers being powerful enough to draw fire on grounds of monopoly seemed so remote as to be funny. Throughout the post-War period in which women's apparel had grown to be the sixth largest industry in the U. S., the dress trade had been chaotically innocent of any organization at all. Looking back on those days, dress manufacturers and jobbers remember only a hodgepodge of feverishly busy small houses trying to keep up with an enormously expanding market, trying to please retail buyers who demanded fresh styles...