Word: gerald
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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With about three-quarters of the Class of 1945 Album staff leaving because of graduation, Gerald E. Maslon '46 will take over the duties of Chairman of the publication, replacing Robert...
Executive board position will be held down by Gerald Masion '45 of Lowell, T. A. Caldwell, Jr. '46 of the Kirkland NROTC unit, Craig Gilbert '47 of Adams House, and Albert Weisberg '47 of Lowell House...
...means of triangulation and ingenious translating devices, distortions resulting from the oblique angles are corrected in the final print. The trimetrogon method, by making it possible to space charting flights 25 miles apart instead of only four to six, has enormously accelerated mapping. Last fortnight its inventor, Lieut. Colonel Gerald ("Colonel Fitz") Fitzgerald, Chief of the Air Force's aeronautical chart division, a baldish, twinkling Irishman, was awarded the Sherman Mills Fairchild plaque for his achievement...
...complete Album staff has now been definitely chosen. Robert J. Low '45 is editor, Gerald E. Maslon '45 literary editor, and Henry S. Middendorf, Jr. '45 business manager. Daniel P. S. Paul '46 is in charge of activities, George D. O'Day '45 of photographs. Bruce H. Zeiser, '45 of circulation, and Frederick W. Richmond '46 of advertising...
...There was Alf Landon, John Hamilton, Joseph Pew, Senator Nye and the Rev. Gerald L. K. Smith; and, of course, the metropolitan McCormick-Patterson newspaper axis. They were loud. They were angry. They indulged in much loose talk. . . . These political locusts had nothing to say. . . . [They are] discredited mouthpieces of reaction. . . . They simply agreed in their hatred of the outstanding Republican of our time-Wendell Willkie...