Word: holt
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Thomas C. Peebles '42 is this year's manager, and Jere Mead '43 will take over after the Yale game. James W. Holt, Jr. 4G conducts the band, while Milton P. Brown 2G.B. acts as drill master...
...backfield, he will rely on two ex-Exeter stars, Gunnard Reynolds, at right half, and John Callagy at Cullback, with John Burroughs at quarterback and Charles Holt at left half...
Died. Sir Herbert Samuel Holt, 85, Canada's biggest financier, one of its wealthiest men; in Montreal. Born in Ireland's County Kildare, he emigrated to Canada at 19, rose from railroad laborer to contractor to utilities magnate by the age of 45, when he organized Montreal Light, Heat & Power Co., now capitalized at $64,000,000. He became president of the Royal Bank of Canada, increased its assets more than tenfold, organized the $100,000,000 Canada Power & Paper Corp., went into textiles, mining, insurance, railways, in his lifetime shared control with his associates of some...
...from Syracuse to New York City, he declared a public holiday. New York City's hedgehopping Mayor flew over the field, circled several times, winged off. ∙ ∙ In Portland, Ore., an empty car rolled away from the curb, rammed a car driven by former Senator Rush Dew Holt of West Virginia...
TIME said: "TIME was technically correct in calling Rush Holt the youngest man ever 'elected' to the Senate, etc." TIME was riot even remotely "technically" correct. John H. Eaton was the youngest man to be elected or to serve in the U.S. Senate. . . . [After his original appointment] Eaton was elected by the legislature of Tennessee in January 1819, at which time he lacked almost 18 months of having reached the constitutional age of 30 years...