Word: grafton
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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This non-credit seminar under the direction of Eleanor T. Gleuck, assisted by Mrs. T. Grafton Abbott, Consultant in Parent Education of the Division of Child Hygiene of the Massachusetts State Department of Public Health, is intended to provide a forum for the exploration and understanding of the increasing difficulties besetting youth on the path to wholesome self-management. It will meet throughout the month of July from 2:30 to 4:30 o'clock in Room 211, Emerson Hall, except on July 8, 9, and 10 when the Harvard Summer School Conference on Tomorrow's Children is in session...
...whatever the shape of his soiled hand when he showed it, the French public was not likely to respond. Wrote Columnist Samuel Grafton in the New York Post last week: "If we but understood our politics, the clear and simple politics of freedom, we would know that a great battle has been fought in France by Fascism for two years, and that in it Fascism has lost. Hitler did not want the unpopular Laval. If he had wanted him, he could have had him in at any time...
Lady Astor, presiding at a business women's meeting in London, put her best foot too far forward, slipped off the platform's edge, fell flat on her back on the floor. Scurriers-to-her-rescue: Anthony J. Drexel Biddle, Sir Earle Christmas Grafton Page, Australian member of the War Council. Lady Astor went on with the meeting...
...proposed death-the treatment for horse thieves in the Old West-for such U.S. curs as stole tires. Liberal journals thundered at Jesse Jones: "Where are our tin factories?" The Auto Workers Union thundered (in half-page advertisements) at "Mr. OPM." One thunderclap: "Where is the Reuther Plan?" Samuel Grafton, most belligerent columnar thunderer for the New Deal, thundered at the State Department (for protesting the Free French seizure of St. Pierre and Miqueloa): "Where Is Our Foreign Policy...
Divinity School scholarships were given to Maurice W. Armstrong. Scituate Center; Richard Cummings, Cambridge; Howard F. Dunn, Windsor, Conn.; Lawrence R. Eyres, Gassville, N. H.; Ward J. Fellows, Lynnfield Center; John H. Gerstner Jr., Upper Darby, Pa.; Lewis L. Gilbert, Auburndale; John G. Gill, Grafton; Burton L. Goddard, Carlisle; Robert McQ. Grant, New York; Bernard C. Graves, Wakefield; William H. Gysan, Belmont; Perry E. Haines, West Medway; Wesley N. Haines, Boston; Glenn P. Holman, Neponset; Leonard W. Holmberg, Woonscocket, R. I.; Robert LaV. Jacobs, Belmont; Paul G. Kuntz, Philadelphia, Pa.; Albert A. Martin, Middleton; John A. Martin, Rochester; Kermit Schoonover...