Word: harold
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...athlete. There is another statue in existence, taken from measurements of typical Americans, which shows the Nordic male in his slump-shouldered, pot-bellied self. The least the Museum could do is to put a rubber abdomen on their statue, to be inflated for anthropologists, deflated for art-lovers. HAROLD WOOSTER...
Amos M. Franceschelli, 3 GEd., of Cambridge, received a Sheldon Traveling Fellowship in Education, Harold M. Baker, 1GEd., of Reading, an Austin Scholarship, and Henry E. Pray, 1G., of Sea Cliff, New York, a Faculty Scholarship...
...tobacco Tycoon Benjamin Duke, evidently was not greatly worried, for her will, probated last week, showed that she still felt able to leave a fat slice of her fortune to Education (see p. 54). The high cost of death taxes last week caused the anxious heirs of the late Harold...
...president of the American Bar Association is Frederick Harold Stinchfield, golden vote attorney of Minneapolis. In r900 Bates College thankful for his work on the football team, record mended him to the mercies of the world. He were instead to Harvard for a law degree. He came to the northwest in r909 and has remained in Minneapea long enough to be identified with many a prosperous business enterprise. A war veteran, he has among opportunity in the Two Cities to concern himself at first hand with a favorite project of the American Bar Association-raise to some dignity the just...
Approximately 75 out of a paid membership of 102 attended. To their executive council they named in addition to the three officers, Robert S. Brainerd '38, Laurence S. Levy '39, Harold L. Stubbs '39, and James L. Tobin '39, Morris Earle '38 and J. Sinclair Armstrong '38 were appointed to the board as representatives of the Student Council and CRIMSON. Kaltenborn will serve for Phillips Brooks House...