Word: jerseyed
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Today President White (who worked for B. & O. 25 years, and Central of New Jersey seven years, before going to Western Union) takes over with the tracks almost clear. Last year B. & O. made $5,549,497 after all charges. During the first quarter of this year B. & O. had a net operating income (before fixed charges, taxes, etc.) of $10,316,672-up 112% over 1940. But Roy White, like Uncle Dan, likes railroading in general, B. & O. in particular, no matter what the signals read. In his new job he takes a $25,000-a-year...
Charging that the new Harvard School of Dental Medicine will divide the profession, into classes, the New Jersey Dental Society unanimously approved a report Friday calling on the state's Board of Dental Registration to strike the school from its list of accredited institutions...
...Frank J. Houghton, retiring president of the New Jersey organization, claimed that the plan, which will enable students to get both a degree of D.M.D. and one of M.D. after a five-year course, would "subjugate" the dental education to the medical. He further insisted that the scheme would set up a group of super-dentists, thus dividing the profession into classes. Claiming that the members of his profession had rejected a like plan 50 years ago, Dr. Houghton said that subsequent events had proved the wisdom of this decision...
...Morph" doesn't return next fall, Harlow will really have his hands full trying to find another multiple-threat back to take his place. Lee has proved himself one of the greatest pass-defenders ever to worm his way into a tight-fitting Crimson Jersey, besides exhibiting a healthy degree of caiss in the punt-handling and open-field-running departments...
Although they were scored on for the first time this year Sid Cabot's experienced Crimson rugby team added another victim to their growing list when they swamped the Princeton squad in New Jersey by a score...