Word: gibsonized
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Byrum Gibson and Claude Chambers, prior to Repeal, were indicted in North Carolina for conspiracy to violate the Volstead Act. Both had been convicted of similar charges before. Chambers had even pleaded guilty to the present charge but had not been sentenced. After Repeal a Federal Judge in North Carolina dismissed the indictments. The Government appealed to the Supreme Court. Last week Chief Justice Hughes handed down a unanimous decision freeing not only 'Leggers Gibson and Chambers but also some 13,000 others indicted under a law that vanished from the statute books Dec. 5. The Supreme Court held...
Score--Exeter 31, Harvard 14. Goals--Appell 3, Cameron, Beltzner 4, Herrick 4, Wilson, Truesdell, Stephenson, Gibson, Moser 2, White. Fouls--Appell, Beltzner, Wilson, Gibson, Field, White. Time--two 20-minute periods...
...first time in several years the Freshman Red Book will have a definite office in which to carry on its work it was announced yesterday by C. Colmery Gibson '37, editor-in-chief of the year book. The office will be on the second floor of Phillips Brooks House...
From now on, according to Gibson, the meetings of candidates will be held by the individual boards. Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr. '37, business chairman, will held a meeting for all business candidates in the Red Book office at 7.30 o'clock tomorrow night and Leavitt White '37 will see the prospective editorial men in the office at 7 o'clock Friday evening...
...given under the concert direction of Aaron Richmond, in the Union, on February 15. The members of the committee also plan many other entertainments for the Freshman class. The committee is composed of Thomas H. Bilodeau, John M. Calloway, Thomas H. Choate, James A. Foley, Charles C. Gibson, James B. Hallett, Floyd K. Haskell, George G. Hedblom, William H. Schmidt, Edward B. Simmons, Franklin D. Roosevelt, and Harvey M. Dawson...