Word: latinized
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Latin-American scholarships at Harvard have come within the range of immediate possibility through direct aid from Alumni, the student promotion committee announced today...
Strongly supported was the student contention that the national awards should go to undergraduates in their last two years of College training. It was argued that only in this way could the Latin-Americans brought to Harvard act as unofficial ambassadors of good will in their respective countries...
...added to the 10 others who left yesterday, bring the Harvard contingent to a total of 27 students and Fritz Machlup, visiting professor of Economics who is famed as an expert on international trade. Nine men will participate in the International Trade table, six in the Latin-American table, six in the Latin-American table, five in the Pressure Groups table, four in the Social Security table, and three in the Transportation table...
Supervising the direction of the production are Dr. Charles T. Murphy '31, Instructor in Greek and Latin and Dr. Laurence B. Leighton '33, Instructor in Greek and Latin. In charge of costumes and properties is Dr. Alan McN. G. Little, Instructor in Greek and Latin and managing business in Dr. Gerald F. Else '29, Instructor in Greek and Latin...
Additional acceptances for the Conference, which will run for two days on April 21 and 22, were received yesterday at Princeton when Nelson A. Rockefeller and Bernard K. Schaefer, President of the Colombia-America Chamber of Commerce, accepted for the Latin-American table; and when Dr. B. M. Little, Regional Director of the Social Security Board, and Dr. William Waller, Assistant Surgeon-General, United States Public Health Service indicated they would participate in the discussion at the social security table...