Word: luthers
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...that most German statesmen & politicians outside the Government's charmed circle were scared to death last week, would be understatement. Panic made cowards of the bravest of brave German Socialists and Communists. Even Catholics trembled-except Dr. Hans Luther. It was accurately said that in less than two weeks Chancellor Hitler has reduced his opponents to a lower level of groveling fear than did Premier Mussolini in the two years after the March on Rome...
Only one German felt strong enough to drive a bargain last week with Chancellor Hitler (see above). The bargain: Monkish little Dr. Hans Luther (twice Chancellor, 1925, 1926) agreed to resign as President of the Reichsbank if Chancellor Hitler would appoint him on the spot Ambassador to Washington. Both men scrupulously kept their word...
This year's production will be directed by Paul Anderson, and the important parts will be taken by Luther Scheffy '35, W. A. Forbush '35, N. P. Farquhar '32, and M. F. Heath '34. One of the highlights of the comedy will be a Floradora chorus composed entirely of football men. The "chorus girls" will be: A. J. Barrett '34, J. D. Esterly '33, Herman Gundlach '35, J. C. Grady '33, C. H. Hageman '33, I. B. Hardy '33, R. L. Lowe '34, C. J. Nevin '34, and C. A. Pescosolido...
Lest the world grow too optimistic about German prospects, blunt Dr. Hans Luther, President of the Reichsbank, cautioned citizens of Frankfurt-am-Main last week...
...Elsa some money to help her get away. That falls through when the pianist's romance with Mr. Conway comes out. Then there is a financially disastrous little concert which Elsa arranges herself. In jealous pique, Mrs. Conway has her removed from the faculty. Then neurotic Professor Vardaman (Luther Adler), who has tried Professor Stockton's psychological trick with the pistol, hysterically kills himself when he finds Elsa in Harry Conway's arms...