Word: lombard
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Haven's cleanest, grade-98 barbers: F. W. Neuman & R. M. Rempler, Chapel St.; Pasquale Mascola, Forbes Ave.; Louis Caliendo, Lamberton St A. Trotta & C. Proto, Lombard St.; Fred Vegliante, State St. ; Angelo Tucci, Whalley Ave.; William X. Frappier, York...
...pound Freshman--Stroke. John Wiggin '33; 7. Edward Yeomans '33; I. C. H. Pratt, Jr. '33; 5. Timothy Rhodes '33; 4. R. C. Wells '33; 3. G. F. F. Lombard '33; 2. C. M. Campbell, Jr. '33; now, J. M. Bigelow '33; coxswain, K. A. Wing...
...Lombard's famed alumni Include: Poet Carl Sandburg (1902), who holds a Litt. D. from both Lombard and Knox; Allen Francis Moore (1889), president of Moore Investment...
Because there is no body of precedent for academic coalition, the trustees of the two institutions moved slowly and circumspectly. Contemplated upshot, however, is that Lombard (enrollment 270) will jointly occupy the buildings of Knox (enrollment 600) with Knox's ruddy, sharp-faced President Albert Britt?onetime (1901-06) editor of Public Opinion, long-time (1909-23) editor of Outing?as the chief executive of the two. schools. A $5,000,000 building program, begun by Knox in 1927, is expected to be sufficient to house the joint institution. Of the merger said President George Gilman Davis of Lombard: " Cooperation...
Founded by Universalists 14 years after Knox, on the prairie near the outskirts of Galesburg, stands Lombard. So militantly bitter was football rivalry between Lombard and Knox that six years ago the perennial game was discontinued...