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Dates: during 1920-1929
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With reference to the terrifying argument between Sidney Henderson, of Chicago, and Catherine M. Whitsitt, of some point farther east (last referred to in TIME, May 7), permit me to remark that President Roosevelt did make an airplane flight...
...sanctioned sidetracking the ships to relieve the already strained Budget. . . . Whether or not the Navy's topmost chiefs, Secretary Wilbur and Admiral Hughes, believed this gossip, they smiled pleasantly enough at a ceremony outside the White House, when President Coolidge bestowed the Congressional Medal on Commander Willis M. Bradley for World War heroism. Commander Bradley is a big man. In dropping the medal over Commander Bradley's head, and clasping the ribbon-ends behind, President Coolidge adroitly surmounted (and cameras recorded-see col. 2) a difficulty often encountered by Chief Executives when they are called upon to decorate...
...such times his Russian wife would sit still, puzzled by this talk of fights far away in a land that she did not know. The Russians said they would bury some of his assets in the Kremlin wall. . . . Clarence Darrow said: "I'm glad to hear he is dead ... He was unhappy...
Birdsall received his Bachelor of Arts degree from Harvard in 1921, his A. M. in 1925, and was an assistant dean in charge of the Freshman class last year. Between 1921 and 1924 he was an instructor in History at St. Paul's and this year he is the holder of the Edwin Austin fellowship. Bliss graduated from Middlebury College in 1923, and has been a student in the Graduate School at Harvard for two years, specializing in Chemistry...
About 68 graduate students will receive the degree of Doctor of Philosophy this spring, it was announced at the same time at University Hall. This number shows an increase of ten over the same figure of last year. The 250 men who are due to receive A. M.'s at commencement, compare with the 156 who attained the distinction a year ago. These figures cannot be taken as final, however, for a considerable number v. aspire to the degrees fail to attain them due to the final examination barrier...