Word: healey
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Describing the cooperation of management and labor with the Government and with each other as "much stronger than the press would lead us to believe," James J. Healey, teaching fellow in Economics, yesterday announced the results of his recent tour of industries east of the Mississippi...
With Sumner Simmons the only letter man returning to the forward position, the attackers were classed by Martin as the Weakest branch of the squad. Coming up from last year's Freshman team, however, Joe Healey and Dink Donahue may become the nucleus of a potentially threatening front line...
Alice Marks in England); swift-leaping Anton Dolin (Patrick Healey-Kay, also English-born...
Last year's winner was Don Donahue '41, track star, who was preceded by Thomas V. Healey '40, football and baseball star. Richard H. Sullivan '39, Student Council president, and Vernon H. Struck '38, football luminary, were other recent winners...
...Wheeler's office as headquarters for a lobby against the impending Neutrality amendments. (The last private citizen who invaded a Congressional office to bore at legislation from within was John L. Lewis: he moved into Speaker Bankhead's office during a fight on amendments on the Walsh-Healey Act. When Congressmen found out about it, they raised the roof. If anyone has tried it since, he has kept it dark.) First plan had been to hold a big lunch in the House restaurant. But most isolationist Congressmen who were invited preferred a free tour of Fort Belvoir...