Word: gordon
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...Naval Radio School was then inaugurated and used Crufts Laboratory and Pierce Hall for classrooms. By the end of 1917 all of the University plant north of the Yard had been requisitioned and the men had overflowed into temporary barracks covering Cambridge Common. They used Memorial Hall, and Gordon MacKay Laboratory was built for their convenience...
...Wallasey (Conservative since 1918) Independent Gordon L. Reakes defeated Conservative John Pennington and Independent Major Leonard Harrison Cripps (ultrarightist brother of leftist Sir Stafford Cripps), 12,596-to-6,584-to-1,597. Conservative Pennington, local Tory leader, conceded: "Wallasey has spoken in no uncertain voice and I accept its decision in good part...
...Gordon N. Ray, to prepare for publication an authorized edition of "The Letters and Private Papers of William Makepeace Thackeray...
Many of the included subjects have been primarily for graduate students in the past, but, according to Emory L. Chaffee, Gordon McKay Professor of Physics and Communication Engineering, the fact that they will be given for undergraduates in the future "does not mean that their standards will be lowered...
John P. Lewis, of Hudson Falls, N. Y., A.B. Union College '41, at present a student in the School; John S. McCauley, of Washington, D.C., A.B. University of Wisconsin '39, M.A. ibid. '40, Junior Economist, Bureau of Labor Statistics, United States Department of Labor; Gordon N. Perry, of Victoria, B.C., A.B. University of British Columbia '33, Director of Bureau of Economics and Statistics, British Columbia; James E. Victory, of Arlington, Va., A.B. University of Washington '37, M.A. Yale '39, Associate Economics Analyst, Farm Credit Administration, United States Department of Agriculture...