Word: electioneerings
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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But I do not want to waste paper with invective. It is the duty of the critic to suggest an alternative. The CRIMSON has just had an election. New men occupy the higher offices. The editors are thus given a fresh start. But I do not mean to emphasize the...
The next two members of the court, in order of seniority, are both conservatives. Associate Justice George Sutherland was born in England and brought up in Utah. He served twelve years as a Senator from that State. Defeated for re-election in 1916, he was given a lifetime job on...
A month after his election to the State Supreme Court, the still higher State Court of Appeals asked and secured his appointment to sit with it to help clear a crowded calendar. He remained with that court until 1932, sitting after 1927 as its chief judge. A lifelong bachelor, he...
The Plough & the Stars is the power play in the Abbey's repertoire. On the light side, Lennox Robinson's Drama at Inish, seen in Manhattan last year as Is Life Worth Living?, tells the story of a troupe of serious actors who completely demoralize a seaside resort...
Died. Edwin Sidney Broussard, 59, onetime (1921-33) U. S. Senator from Louisiana; of a heart attack; in New Iberia, La. Onetime friend and patron of Huey P. Long, Broussard found himself beaten for re-election by the Long machine in 1932, protested loudly and futilely to the Senate.