Word: g
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...deal with such diverse subjects as witchcraft, "worship of any other God but the Lord God," adultery, and "murther." They represent, says Perry G. E. Miller, professor of American Literature, "the most extreme effort of the Puritans to base their laws on the Bible and to get away from the common law of England...
...Executive Board for 1956-1957: Stephen R. Barnett '57 of West Hartford, Conn. and Lowell House as President; Bernard M. Gwertzman '57 of New Rochelle, New York and Lowell House as Managing Editor; Robert L. Lenzer '57 of New York City and Leverett House as Business Manager; John G. Wofford '57 of New York City and Adams House as Editorial Chairman; David H. Rhinelander '58 of Boston and Eliot House as Photographic Chairman; Andrew W. Bingham '57 of Hartsdale, New York and Eliot House as Executive Editor; Bruce M. Reeves '57 of Providence and Leverett House as Sports Editor...
Despite the petition of 56 protesting Funsters, the red light district of Dunster House was still shrouded in blackness last night. The light emanating from G-42 was removed by order of the House hierarchy in November...
...their happiest hours last week, members were not allowed to forget that even under a Republican Administration there are dangers. Newly installed President Cola G. Parker told the delegates that "creeping socialism is now walking. A hundred years ago Karl Marx set down ten ways to Communism, e.g., from abolition of property in land to free education for all in public schools. When you check them off, you'll find we're already well on our way to the achievement of the Communist State as blueprinted by Marx...
...N.A.M. Chief Cola G. Parker, 65, retired president and board chairman of papermakers Kimberly-Clark (Kleenex) is Wisconsin-born, Indiana-reared. He first made good as a New York corporation lawyer; at 47 he went back to Wisconsin to make good all over again as an industrialist. He joined Kimberly-Clark of Neenah, Wis. in 1937 as financial vice president, became its president in 1942. chairman in 1953, and quadrupled the corporation's sales. Parker served the Eisenhower Administration as a member of the Commission on Foreign Economic Policy and as adviser to the U.S. delegation at the GATT...