Word: lathrop
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...Nova Scotia, by William McKaye, a direct descendant of the Donald McKaye who made Boston famous with his clipper-ships. The "Chance" will be 75 feet long, and will have a displacement of 40 tons. Iselin designed her himself. She will be a schooner with a 40 horse power Lathrop engine to be used in case of calm in the fjords, and for running the winch to which will be attached 400 fathoms of gear. This is approximately the depth of the water over the Continental shelf...
...Charles Lathrop Pack, forester, economist D.B.A. (business administration...
HARVARD 1928 HUNTINGTON Jones c.f. Smith c. Heard 2b. Fitzgerald 1b. Pollard s.s. Wood 2b. Lord 1b. Radcliffe 3b. Linscott l.f. Lathrop r.f. Adams r.f. Terriot c. Hunneman 3b. Crosbie l.f. Chauncey c. Harris s.s. Barbee p. Walkley...
...Eisner, Chairman, Miss Anna Griel; L. R. Bamberger, Miss Suzanne Schoenberger; Hiram Gans, Miss Ethelyn Holzman; Robert Markson, Miss Marie Hays; Nelson Miller, Miss Carol Miller; N. P. Lyons, Miss Anita Lyons; L. S. Pilcher, Miss Eleanor Bogart; E. R. Stabler, Miss Dorothy Brooks; J. J. Corn, Miss Dorothy Lathrop; C. A. Hicks, Miss Mildred Whinery; J. L. Brown, Miss Louise Hanson; W. W. Flexner, Miss Marjorie Morse...
...week burst into rejoicing. The news was out that 13 states had refused to ratify. Since three-quarters of the states must ratify (that is, 36) if the amendment is to be adopted, the opponents cheered that the amendment was defeated. The proponents took a different stand. Miss Julia Lathrop, Vice President of the National League of Women Voters, typified their stand when she exclaimed: "We have not lost the fight. . . . A State once ratifying ratifies for all time, but a State refusing to ratify may at any time reconsider...