Word: luthers
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...been unearthed concerning the painter of the Isenheim Alter; shows that his name was not actually Gruenewald but Gothart, that he studied and lived in the Rhine-Main region of Franconia, that he was a court painter for two archbishops of Mainz; that he feld some sympathy with Luther, but remained a Catholic; that he died, like Albrecht Duerer, in 1528. It is a scanty row of facts; and the works of Gruenewald, the only real source for study of him, are likewise scanty in number, and not always certainly...
During the reception Frederic B. Kellog and Luther Tucker will be glad to meet any new students...
...Hamilton High Davol, Charles D. Jr. 18 185 6.3 Gunnery Downing, George A. 20 205 6.1 Exeter Gale, Arnold S. 17 215 6.5 Brookline High Gardiner, Tudor 18 185 6. Groton Hallett, Moses. D. 18 181 6.1 Milton Academy Hallowell Phillips 18 180 6.1 Milton Academy Luther, Charles H. 18 165 5.11 Blake Healey, Thomas V. 19 195 6.2 Worcester Academy Hollmeyer, Harry W. 17 175 6.2 Beacon Jacobs, Stephen W. 17 185 6. Woodmere Academy Myers, John W. Jr. 19 170 6.1 Noble & Greenough Reed, Philip L. Jr. 18 185 6.2 Andover Rubin, Edward 18 150 5.11 Los Angeles...
There were no bank runs in Allentown next business day, but last week the Republican National Committee received a letter for Nominee Knox from Pennsylvania's Secretary of Banking Luther A. Harr. After citing the State's law against financial slander, Secretary Harr, a Democrat in a Democratic State Administration, declared: "Your statement is so sweeping as to include every bank and savings institution in the State, but I will not stand on technicalities. If you have information that one bank or savings institution in this State is unsafe, I am willing to accept that as sufficient justification...
...ahead because his daughter was in the hospital, his business failing, and his wife in love with another man; Phyllis Foster worried over injustice; Gabriel Gadbury worried over his wife's extravagance; Robert E. Lee refused to worry over what history would say of his surrender; Martin Luther chose to be true to himself when "faced with one of the greatest decisions in history." In it are to be found a catalog of definitions of worry, a quotation from Kipling's If and a running commentary on worry and the social order. Although real worriers are likely...