Word: groton
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Promising backs are H. J. Adzigian of Lawrence, F. G. Dunlevy of Roxbury Latin, N. D. Hardwick of Milton Academy, F. J. Lane of Exeter, W. S. Parquette of Salem High, Cedric Janian of Worcester Academy, E. H. B. Pratt of Groton, John Bird of Andover, R. H. Waldinger of Country Day, and W. S. Berton of Middlesex...
...Groton (Groton, Mass...
Gorton-Pew calls itself the world's largest fish producing organization although its assets of $2,090,000 are topped by the $6,154,000 assets of Atlantic Coast Fisheries Co. whose main plant is at Groton, Conn. Its Man at the Wheel (portrait of an elderly fisherman guiding a schooner through a heavy sea) is famed among trademarks. And its president is known to the industry as a good man to have at any wheel. He is Thomas James Carroll, 64, whose life has been close to that of Gloucester and its fishermen. His father, an Irish...
...golly," exclaimed young John, a fifth former at Groton, as Missouri joined the Roosevelt bandwagon. When the result was announced, Nominee Roosevelt, his long face crinkled up in smiles, hobbled out to the ballroom to greet the Press. Mrs. Roosevelt, pinning up the long sleeves of her green chiffon dress, went into the kitchen to cook eggs and frankfurters for "the boys...
...Form Prize-winner at Groton was Tudor Gardiner, son of Maine's Governor William Tudor Gardiner. At Andover Ring W. Lardner Jr., son of the taciturn humorist, won two English prizes, one honorable mention. Eugene O'Neill Jr. won a Greek philosophy prize, was named Ivy Orator at Yale. From Princeton were graduated (with high honors in modern languages) Mark Sullivan Jr., son of the political writer and (with high honors in art & archaeology) William Watt Blanton, son of Texas' Representative Thomas Lindsay Blanton. From Holy Cross College (Worcester, Mass.) was graduated Francis R., son of Tammany Leader John Francis...