Word: hamline
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Other elections Tuesday night were Edward B. Hamlin '48 as secretary, Irving P. Phillips '50 as treasurer, and Walter H. Morse '48 and Mark W. Leiserson '48 as members-at-large of the executive committee...
...died only last year, young and far from home, carried off by the yellow fever in French Haiti. Lydia Bailey, late of Philadelphia, looked as pure and demure in her portrait (by Gilbert Stuart, of course) as only a heroine in a historical novel can look. Handsome young Albion Hamlin stared at the portrait, shivered, felt "something intimate and personal" catch at his throat. The time: 1800-05. The range: post-Revolutionary U.S., the troubled Haiti of Toussaint L'Ouverture, North Africa at the time of the Barbary Wars...
...Eisenhower and President Truman, each of whom has made four appearances on TIME'S cover (the late Franklin D. Roosevelt was there eight times), she can see their faces change with the added responsibility and authority of their jobs. If so, TIME cover artists Boris Artzybasheff, Ernest Hamlin Baker, and Boris Chaliapin, who work from the" latest available photographs of their subjects, can take...
First blood was drawn for the Cantabs last night by Bill Hamlin at 3:03 on a play that broke straight down the middle with an assist from Lou Preston. From then on the battle was wide open as 12 offenders were sent to the penalty box in the course of the proceedings...
Starting for the Crimson were Lavalle, g; Taylor, rd; Glidden, ld; Farrell, c; Crocker, rw; and Feloney, lw. Spares were: Hamlin, Preston, Ayers, Greeley, McKean, Sears, Howes, Tilghman, Taylor, and Gebelein...