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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Poland: Edward Gignoux '37, chairman; Louis LeF. Sutro '38; Gardner N. Stratton '39; Thomas J. Darcey, Jr. '37; Mario C. Galassi '38, and George F. Halla...
Those professors who signed the protest are as follows: Joseph H. Beale '82, Royall Professor of Law; Joseph Warren '97, Weld Professor of Law; Samuel Williston '82, Dane Professor of Law; Sheldon Gluock, professor of Criminology; and Ralph J. Baker, Morton C. Campbell, George K. Gardner '12, Erwin N. Griswold, Eldon R. James, W. Barton Leach '21, John M. Maguire, William E. McCurdy '16, Warren A. Seavey '02, Sidney Post Simpson, James B. Thayer '31, Edward S. Thurston '98, Edward H. Warren '95, all professors of Law, and Livingston Hall, assistant professor...
Newly elected members of the Harvard Guardian Business Board were announced yesterday by Jack D. Andrews '39. Business Manager. They are: Gardner N. Stratton '39, Circulation Manager; Henry W. Riecken '39, Advertising Manager; John F. Grindle '39; Harry R. Harwood '39; J. Geoffrey Levin '39; George W. Phillips '39; Robert E. Strider '39; Harold L. Stubbs '39; Richard H. Sullivan '39; and Richard Witkin '39. Additional members will be elected immediately after publication of the first issue...
...Following the example of Senator Ashurst who recanted his opposition to increasing the membership of the Supreme Court (see p. 10), the President's eldest son James, now a member of the White House secretariat, traveled to Gardner, Mass. There with voice and delivery startlingly like that of his father (including pronunciation of the "t" in "often"), he publicly urged that Massachusetts ratify the Child Labor Amendment, reversing his stand of two years...
...pugnacious qualities, who never ceased to fight until he had accomplished his purpose regardless of what methods he was compelled to employ to do so. ... Seconded by Victor Murdock, of Kansas, likewise thwarted in his overweening desire to be placed on the Appropriations Committee, and Augustus P. Gardner, of Massachusetts, disappointed at not being made chairman of the Committee on Immigration, Mr. Norris led a group of about twenty-five insurgent Republicans, who, with the Democrats, constituted a major- ity in the House. . . ." ED. Achmet's Women Sirs: In my Jan. n copy of TIME I read your account...