Word: johnsons
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Philology 26 Sever 30 Comp. Literature 6b Abramson-DeWitt Sever 2 Dolan-McNear Sever 5 Mixer-Zeller Sever 6 Economics A. Mr. Bigelow, O, Y New Lect. Hall Mr. Brown, L, P New Lect. Hall Dr. Chamberlin, B Memorial Hall Mr. de Chazeau, G. Q, Z Harvard 5 Mr. Johnson, C, H, R Memorial Hall Mr. Kreps, A, S, BB Harvard 6 Mr. Parsons, I, T Harvard 2 Mr. Stratton, D, U Memorial Hall Mr. Taylor, E, F New Lect. Hall Mr. Wernette, J, V New Lect. Hall Mr. White, K, M, W New Lect. Hall Mr. Winslow...
...House let the Senators fight it out, this session, and a long fight it was. California's Johnson introduced the bill in the early Spring. Utah's Smoot aided Arizona's Ashurst and Hayden, first indirectly, then directly, in delaying the debate. Maryland's Bruce and Tydings and Tennessee's McKellar helped the Arizonans too. But it was the orotund Ashurst and the dogged Hayden who, with desks stacked high with time-consuming documents, talked and talked and talked the bill to a standstill last week...
...Senator Johnson's solace in defeat was consent of the Senate to consider the dam again first thing next autumn. A resolution by Senator Key Pittman of Nevada for a quintet of engineers to examine and report on Boulder Dam once more this summer, was also passed. This report will doubtless be decisive...
...Memorial Hall Latin B Mr. Glynn's Sect. 1 Aydelotte-Warren Sever 17 Williams-Wisner Sever 18 Professor Rand's Sect. II Sever 18 Latin 1 Sever 20 Mathematics C I Sever 24 Mathematics 2 III Sever 23 Mathematics 5b Sever 5, 6 Mathematics 5b Allard-Ide Sever 5 Johnson-Wolfenson Sever 6 Mathematics 32 Harvard 5 Meteorology 4 Harvard 2 Music 3a Glee Club Rm. Philosophy 14b Emerson J Physics 5 Emerson J Semitic 1 Emerson J Spanish 5 Harvard 2 2 o'clock Geography 12 Geol. Mus. 41 TOMORROW Astronomy 3 Astron. Lab. Botany 1 Geol. Lect...
...effect: the presence of lazy, autocratic, hard-boiled newspaper men, their brisk telephone talk with editors, the gay, courageous casual crockery with which newsmongers ply their often disreputable trade. Funny, quick, exciting, and, despite its exaggerations, highly informative, The Front Page seemed full of good reporting. Hildy Johnson was Lee Tracy, out of Broadway; the women's parts were few and not imposing; Phyllis Povah cleverly impersonated a chewy little tart...