Word: gordons
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Realizing the importance of the psychological side of civilian morale in the war, a seminar of 30 students in Psychology 231 under the supervision of Gordon W. Allport '19 and Henry A. Murray '15, associate professors of Psychology, is helping government fact-finding and private morale-building agencies by preparing worksheets on morale...
...Died. Gordon William ("Pawnee Bill") Lillie, 81, long-haired frontiersman, Wild West showman; in Pawnee, Okla. Trapper and buffalo hunter, he was the last surviving leader of the "Boomers," homesteaders who rushed to settle the Indian Territory now Oklahoma...
Some 600 trolley and bus-line operators went to Chicago for an emergency conference of the American Transit Association last week. The emergency: too much business. How much too much, they heard from beetle-browed, mustachioed A.T.A. Managing Director Charles Gordon, who gave them some horrendous estimates for the next two years...
Because of the departure to Washington of Instructor Lincoln Gordon. Government 29, Government Regulationof Industry, will be given by Professor Willian Yandell Elliott and Thomas Reed Powell, Story Professor of Law, an outstanding authority on and interpreter of constitutional...
Around this central theme weaves many a sequence illuminating the fight of good and evil in Kings Row. Dr. Henry Gordon (Charles Coburn), surgeon and sadistic moralist, unnecessarily amputates both legs of a likable good-time-Charlie (Ronald Reagan). Denounced by his distraught daughter (Nancy Coleman), he offers her a choice of silence or confinement in the insane asylum. Brave Randy Monaghan (Ann Sheridan), shanty Irish and desirable, marries her legless sweetheart and cables Parris to come home. The young medico returns, full of his new knowledge, to find that the ills of Kings Row are still beyond his scope...