Word: fleetly
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Florida squad of 23 players will arrive this morning and will work out in the Stadium early this afternoon preceding the regular University practice. Coaches Kline and Van Fleet are accompanying the squad as is Dr. A. A. Murphee, president of Florida University. A four-foot alligator is also being brought along as a mascot...
...member of the French High Commission to the United States during the war was quoted as saying that the two greatest living Americans are Herbert Hoover and Charles M. Schwab. As president of the United States Steel Corporation and Director General, during the war, of the Emergency Fleet Corporation, Mr. Schwab stands at the top of American industry today. He has had a career that business men like to point out as "typically American", a that of a poor boy fighting his way to leadership. Members of the University who are fortunate enough to hear Mr. Schwab at the Union...
...give an address on business topics. Mr. Schwab has long been the Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Bethlehem Steel Corporation, as well as a director in many other business concerns. From April to December, 1918, he was Director-General of Shipbuilding, U. S. Shipping Board Emergency Fleet Corporation...
...Schwab has been Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Bethlehem Steel Corporation for twenty years, and from April to December, 1918, was Director-General of Shipbuilding, U. S. Shipping Board Emergency Fleet Corporation...
...Success" is said to be the only remaining ship of the old British felon fleet. She was built in 1790 at Moulmein, British India, and was originally used as an armed East India merchantman. Her tonnage is 1100, and she is 135 feet long with 30 foot beam. She is built throughout of solid Burmese teakwood. In 1802 the "Success" was chartered by the British government to transport to Australia the overflow from the home jails. There she became a floating prison to which men were sentenced for terms varying from seven years to life, often for what...