Word: lynched
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Herwick, of the Business School faculty, attended last night's meeting as a representative of the Harvard branch of the A. F. L. Teachers Union. Mayor John D. Lynch of Cambridge is honorary chairman of the Council...
Allen Bole, 2d., Crandall Clark, Frederick Henry Davis, Melvin Lee Fraiman, William Osborn Goodrich, 3d, John Edward Lynch, Jr., Donald Mishara, Tello John Tinti, John Edward Weinrich...
Hodding Carter still remembers two disturbing things from his Louisiana boyhood. He was only six when he saw a yelping gang of white boys chasing a Negro kid. Several years later, he came upon the pendant body of a lynch victim. Those violent pictures never faded from his mind. Last week, for flaying racism wherever he found it, Editor Hodding Carter, 39, of the Greenville, Miss. Delta Democrat Times, won the 1945 Pulitzer Prize ($500)* for distinguished editorial writing. Especially cited: his plea for fairness to returning Nisei soldiers...
David McNamara '49--Eleanor Lynch...
...whose cash feeds the Big Bull market lives in New York, Altoona, Waco and Zanesville. This was proved last week by Wall Street's largest brokerage firm, Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane (waggishly called "All This and Fenner Too!"). In 1945, it reported, it had added 40,000 new customers, added two new offices to its 89 in big & little cities, had doubled its profits ($8,834,063 v. $4,483,576 in 1944). As a result, 75 partners of Merrill Lynch will split $1,288,887, after all taxes and their own salaries are paid. Said MLPFB modestly...