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Members of the team debating Princeton were Freshmen Charles Wolf, Jr.; Sheldon K. Beren; and Thomas S. Kuhn. Those who debated against Yale were Theodore S. Baer; William V. Suckle; and Louis H. Pollak. Caspar Weinberger '33, 3L; Arthur Maass, Littauer Fellow; and James Nelson, instructor in English, acted as judges in the Princeton debate...
...resolution of the debate is "Resolved, That disputes between labor and capital should be settled by compulsory arbitration during the defense emergency." The Freshman team of Sheldon Beren, Thomas Kuhn, and Charles Wolf debating in the Union will uphold the affirmative. At Yale, Ted Baer, William Suckle, and Louis Polack will defend the negative position for the Crimson...
...highlights of the show is Johnny Bunker's rendition of "Love Comes Easy to Me." Another of the female leads, Dick Whittemore, as "Stinky" sings what may well prove the best tune in the show, "You're My Big Idea." Bill Appel, as "Cupid," George Kuhn as "Lawyer Youtch," and Lee Foster as "Ellen" round out a humorous cast, while Charlie Morin and Lew Vorley stand out in the chorus...
Fortnight ago, Jesse Jones pulled a coup that made many a banker narrow his eyes. Its chief victims were Chase National Bank, Kuhn, Loeb & Co., Mercantile-Commerce Bank (St. Louis). For over two years they had been nursing a deal with the State of Arkansas for the marketing of $136,330,557 of bonds. But when it began to ripen, the bankers got worried, went to Friend Jesse and asked him to take $46,000,000 of the issue off their hands. Jones's answer: fine...
...week's end it looked as if Chairman Eastman might be granted his desire to see the experiment tried, at least in part. Kuhn, Loeb, its fingers slapped, was out of the Transport picture. But about ten of the companies (with a net worth of around $7,500,000) were considering merger through a simple interchange of stock. After reading Eastman's opinion, they (and President Seymour) had good reason to hope for ICC approval...