Word: leos
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...places in the social scale: Episcopal Bishop Freeman of Washington, Federal Reserve Governor Eccles, Comptroller General McCarl, Reconstruction Finance Chairman Jesse Jones, Tennessee Valley Authoritarian Arthur Ernest Morgan, Federal Emergency Relief Administrator Harry Hopkins, National Industrial Recovery Board's Samuel Clay Williams, Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation's Leo T. Crowley, National Labor Relations Board's Francis Biddle, National Emergency Council's Donald Richberg, Federal Alcohol Control Administration's Joseph H. Choate Jr. Tail-enders in precedence were Mrs. Malvina Thompson Schneider, Mrs. James M. Helm and Miss Marguerite Le Hand, private secretaries to Mrs. Roosevelt...
Chief U. S. propagandist of the Ogino-Knaus system is Dr. Leo John Latz, 31, of Loyola University. He organized the Latz Foundation to publish The Rhythm, "with Ecclesiastical Approbation," has in three years sold 60,000 copies...
Coach Joe Stubbs is taking 14 players, and managers Davenport Scott '35, and Henry B. Robbins '36. The puckchasers selected to make the trip are Samuel R. Callaway '36, Alfred S. Dewey '36, Richard A. Dow '35, Arthur F. Duffey, Jr. '36, Ashton Emerson '36, Leo A. Ecker '37, George S. Ford '37, Benjamin H. Hallowell '36, Michael Hovenanian '36, Dunbar Holmes '35, Frederick R. Moseley, Jr. '36, James A. Roberts '36, Robert A. Waldinger '36, and William P. Watts...
...seniors who received keys last night were: Cesar L. Barber, Robert O. Carleton, Charles E. Carr, Charles R. Cherington, Aaron A. Cohen, Harold S. Cone, William F. Ebling, Maurice Franks, Charles F. Haas, Robert P. Heller, John J. Hession, Thomas H. Hunter, Reed E. Peggram, Leo Rosenfield, Richard S. Salant, and Robert D. Sard...
...clock yesterday evening under the auspices of the Eastern Massachusetts District Board of the National Committee of Approved Basketball Officials. The two competing teams were from the Quincy and Woburn high schools of Greater Boston. The demonstration was refereed by Louis Hack, basketball official from Quincy, and Leo Appiani, member of the judiciary committee of the Board. After a close race in which each team was continually getting the advantage over the other, Woburn defeated Quincy by the score...