Word: krohn
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Winthrop I-41 KIR 6984 Kessel, M. J. '45, Kirkland E-11 KIR 1522 Kieve, R. S. '43, Dunster B-21 KIR 3556 Kluber, A. '45, Lowell I-44 KIR 2501 Knapp, G. P., '44, Eliot D-42 KIR 7842 Kreger, C. S. '46, Dunster D-22 KIR 5682 Krohn, L. M. '44, Kirkland E-12 ELI 2179 Krones, R. '45, Dunster E-13 KIR 6390 Kurtz, R. F. '44, 60 Mt. Auburn St. ELI 2596 Kussell, S. D. '44, Adams C-23 KIR 1891 L Ladenheim, J. C. P. '44, Dudley 20 ELI 0898 Lang, C. '45, Leverett...
...filled their posts Monday night instead of in the fall as originally planned. The incoming Executives are: Dan H. Fenn, Jr., President; J. Robert Moskin, Managing Editor; Edwin J. Sommer, Business Manager; Thomas S. Kuhn, Editorial Chairman; William H. Forster, Photographic Chairman; Douglas A. Brown, Executive Editor; Lewis M. Krohn, Advertising Manger; and Burton E. Van Vort, Sports Editor. The following men took over posts not on the Executive Board; Joseph B. Smith and Charles W. Young, Assistant Editorial Chairmen; and Edward M. Casey, Local Advertising Manager...
...Eliot House and Crawfordsville, Indiana, as Business Manager; Thomas S. Kuhn '44, of Lowell House and New York City, as Editorial Chairman; Douglas A. Brown '44, of Eliot House and Malden, as Executive Editor; William H. Forster '44, of Lowell House and Philadelphia, as Photographic Chairman; Lewis M. Krohn '44, of Kirkland House and Utica, New York, as Advertising Manager; and Burton E. Van Vort '44, of Winthrop House and New York City, as Sports Editor...
...tips of a few tongues, although the most encyclopedic U.S. collectors-Alan Lomax of the U.S. Library of Congress, Chicago's Poet Carl Sandburg, Boston University Professor Horace Reynolds, Radio Singers Frank Luther and Burl Icle Ivanhoe Ives, Mary Wheeler of Paducah, Ky., Ernest C. Krohn of St. Louis, Author Carl Carmer, "Daddy of the Blues" W. C. Handy-did not know it. Apparently it was never published. But Cincinnati rivermen remembered Hot Shot, so did Captain D. T. Wright of the Waterways Journal in St. Louis. Two Memphis experts-Joe Curtis and Charles L. Maughan-narrowed the authorship...