Word: intendent
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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According to metropolitan newspapers a group of dissatisfied CRIMSON editors intend to start a rival daily paper called the Harvard Herald. Various reports state that the new paper has already received from wealthy Boston sources financial support amounting to upward of half a million dollars. For the past two days the self-appointed editors of the new Harvard Herald have been dickering with President Conant over the purchase of Memorial Hall, which they intend to use for the home of their new enterprise. Since the editors believed that the highest price the President could possibly demand for the Hall would...
From Lake Cayuga and from the region of Hanover are coming to town two rather determined and powerful track squads that intend to smother any aspirations the Harvard track men may have of gaining their ninth straight victory in the fifteenth annual Triangular Meet at Boston Garden tonight. Taking the results of the IC4A games as an indication, the veteran Cornell coach, Jack Moakley, and his boys are favored to take the team title back home with them...
Wilkins: It is very unfair. Furthermore, we had only a few days in which to prepare our case. I didn't intend to say this, but you asked...
...involves, which may cost me my life, I am determined to tell all I know. I feel certain that this was a political crime. My proof is that my father on the day following his death was to have submitted a report concerning several important personalities whose names I intend to make public within a few days...
...draft-dodger 14 years ago, Grover Cleveland Bergdoll wrote his first public letter to the Philadelphia Record. Rebutting charges that he had bribed his way to freedom from his Army captors, Dodger Bergdoll declared: "I never paid a cent of graft to anyone in the world, and I never intend to. If I were given to bribery I could easily have bribed myself into a rocking-chair job in the Army or Navy during the War and would have avoided all the trouble I had. But I was no diplomat...