Word: larson
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...PERMANENT CLASS SECRETARY *Donal Mark Sullivan201 Stephen Henry Stackpole 152 FOR PERMANENT CLASS COMMITTEE *Malcolm Bancroft 177 *Roger Haydoak Hallowell 167 *Nathan Phillips Dodge 160 *Horace Greeley Reisner, Jr. 152 *Pat Orr Johnson 143 *William Ambrose Adler 119 Arthur Foote, II 116 Lewis Larson Filstrup 114 Peregrine White 106 Harold Raymond Woodard 106 Richard Soudder Neff 94 John Winslow Putnam 87 Edward Yeomans, Jr. 81 William Sowden Sims, Jr. 79 Samuel Huntington Wolcott 61 George Mokaba 56 Alfred Kidder, II 52 George Clair St. John, Jr. 49 Clarence Cecil Pell, Jr. 42 FOR ALBUM COMMITTEE *Edward Hutchins Hickey 190 *Karl...
...Maclnness Palmer, 36, author of the merger recommendation which is to appear in the November bulletin. Busy Secretary Palmer, onetime secretary and acting dean of Cornell University, onetime sales researcher for Procter & Gamble Co.. onetime alumni secretary at Columbia University, is currently preparing, with Dartmouth Architect Jens Fredrick Larson, a work on "The Architectural Development of the American College...
Born. To Morgan Foster Larson, one-time (1929-32) Governor of New Jersey & Mrs. Larson; a daughter; in Perth Amboy, N. J. Name: Joan...
...warship lay anchored in the river. Airplanes streamed about. Soldiers, sailors, marines and police paraded on to the bridge. Governor Franklin Delano Roosevelt and his predecessor, Alfred Emanuel Smith of New York motored to the bridge centre, where they encountered Governor Morgan Foster Larson of New Jersey. Mayor James John Walker of New York City stayed away. He went, instead, to the Colgate-New York University football game...
...long ribbons tied by a bow marked the centre of the span and the boundary of two sovereign States. Governor Roosevelt grasped one end of the bow, Governor Larson the other. The ribbons parted. A police lieutenant fell on his face, in a heart attack. A patrolman fainted. Two schoolboys roller-skated across the bridge from the Manhattan side, the first passengers from New York. A New Jersey woman pushed her baby carriage to Manhattan, first passenger from her State. The bridge was open...