Word: hutchinses
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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The traditional orchids and my own humble commendations to you for your splendid, intelligent and unbiased analysis of our "Father" Hutchins and this noble university with its eminently successful "New Plan" [TIME, June 24]. Adored by the co-eds and admired by the rest of us, Prexy Hutchins is backed...
Hurrah for TIME's lengthy article under Education in the June 24th issue concerning Chicago's Hutchins. The entire account was splendid and unbiased, paying tribute to a truly great educator. TIME's occasional bitterness and scathing sarcasm in regard to prominent people were well omitted in this account of...
Hutchins Midway. No man could rise so high as President Hutchins has in half his life without causing the world to wonder what the second half may hold for him. Just now not even his intimates can get Bob Hutchins to say any more than that he is vastly interested...
Somewhat ambiguously, President Roosevelt may have pointed the way to Bob Hutchins' future last autumn. President Hutchins called at the White House and for a few days the Press was rife with rumors that he was slated for a front-rank New Deal job, probably as NRA enforcement officer...
President Hutchins, who had already secured a leave of absence from Chicago to take the job. has heard not a word from the White House from that day to this. For all he knows the explanation Washington gossips gave may be true: that Donald Richberg talked President Roosevelt into canceling...