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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...District Attorney George Emmerson Q. (for nothing) Johnson, bushy spearhead of the Chicago drive. Not so well satisfied was Henry Hastings Curran, president of the Association Against the Prohibition Amendment. In Washington he lamented: "Never before have we seen Uncle Sam with one hand trying to lock up a man for his felonies and with the other hand trying to collect a good income tax out of the fruits of his felonies. . . . To top it off, Capone pleads guilty both ways; so while Mr. Mitchell edges him up to the jail, Mr. Mellon halts him at the door to make...
...might as well ask me for a lock of my hair," he said. The tourists, their attention thus directed to the scrawny little man's bald head, laughed & laughed...
...over Ripin of M. I. T. to win the only runner-up title for the University team. A. K. Klein '32, undefeated this year, then gained his second consecutive New England Intercollegiate championship in the 126-pound division by throwing Johnson of Tufts with a body hold and wrist lock. J. H. Crandon '33, winner of the Freshman 135-pound championship last year, was the next Crimson grappler to annex a title, when he pinned Hastings of Tufts after over 8 minutes of fighting. In the 155-pound bout, Harvard was also the victor, O. E. Goddard '33 adding five...
Recently the executive committee of the University Instrumental Clubs appointed the following officers for the new organizations: president, Atreus von Schrader '34, of New York City; vice-president, Lloyd Brown '34, of Milton; secretary-treasurer, Guy Scull Hayes '34 of Andover; manager,. LeGrand Lock'-wood Thurber '34 of New York City...
...Freshman team this year is unusually light, and has speed. Its fighting abilities remain to be tested. The starting lineup contains two players who starred at School: J. R. Levan '34, from Morristown Academy, and J. M. Lock-wood '34, from Gunnery School...