Word: iii
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...their implications they made the trend of Mr. Roosevelt's foreign policy clearer. Since his Christmas Eve appointment of Steelman Myron C. Taylor as his personal representative to the Vatican, the President has been extremely solicitous about U, S.-Italian relations, has regularly back-patted King Vittorio Emanuele III, and upheld the hand of Pope Pius XII for peace. The time had come for a more pressing effort to keep the war from spreading to the Mediterranean...
...Since the transmittal [to Congress] of Reorganization Plans Nos. III and IV, a flood of misinformation has engulfed those sections dealing with the Civil Aeronautics Authority. . . . This morning . . . we saw a group of well-intentioned people staking out an exclusive claim to a so-called 'Lobby to Save Lives.' The implication that we are not interested in saving lives . . . compels me to restate in simple terms the basic features of the Reorganization Plans...
Joseph Eveleth scholarships to David Grey, '40, of Woburn; and Jack D. Porter, '40, of Brookline; William Hilton scholarship to Hamilton Daughaday Jr. '40, of Winnetka, III...
Clarence P. Lee, now teaching at Southwestern University, Memphis, Tenn., as Teaching Fellow in English, B.A. Oxford '35; Willard C. Lacy, of Urbana, III., as Austin Teaching Fellow in Geology, A.M. Illinois '40; Orman P. Brown, of Brookline, as Teaching Fellow in Geology, A.M. Wyoming...
Matthew D. R. Riddell, Urbana, III., as Assistant in Sanitary Engineering, candidate for S.B. Harvard '40; John F. Callahan, now Instructor in the Classics and in Philosophy at Loyola University, Chicago, as Visiting Instructor in Greek and Latin, and Tutor; and William W. Minton '39, of Middletown, O., as Teaching Fellow in the Classics, and Tutor