Word: jerees
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...match its defensive warfare strength against an Army attack which promises to be dangerous both on land and in the air. The bulky Crimson line should be able to prevent any sustained ground advances led by powerful Cadet Art Frontczak, but the aerial bombardment instigated by Johnny Hatch and Jere Maupin will be severe...
Shelby H. Page of New York City and Holworthy Hall, business manager; David E. Place of Greenbush and Grays Hall, advertising manager; Jere Mead of Belmont and Matthews Hall, editorial chairman; Henry W. Munroe of New York City and Matthews Hall, literary editor; Roger Lyford of Westport, Connecticut and Matthews Hall, art editor; and Paul Southwick of Baltimore and Wigglesworth Hall, photographic editor...
...lowering exemption) so as to bring in five or six million new taxpayers. Other features of the Treasury's tentative plan: increasing rates in the $10,000-$50,000 income brackets; lowering the maximum surtax from 75% to 60%. In charge of the new tax study: Representative Jere Cooper of Tennessee...
Early one morning last week Franklin Roosevelt called to him Secretary Morgenthau, as well as Chairman Doughton and Representative Jere Cooper of the House Ways & Means committee, and in their presence he strangled his only 1939 rabbit. He told them that the Hanes plan must not be given to Congress as an Administration plan - he wanted Congress merely to extend present corporate taxes which expire December 31, and excise taxes which expire June...
Early one morning last week Franklin Roosevelt called to him Secretary Morgenthau, as well as Chairman Doughton and Representative Jere Cooper of the House Ways & Means committee, and in their presence he strangled his only 1939 rabbit. He told them that the Hanes plan must not be given to Congress as an Administration plan-he wanted Congress merely to extend present corporate taxes which expire December 31, and excise taxes which expire June...