Word: marshals
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Elliot C. Cutler '09, of Boston, has been elected Chief Marshal to lead the Alumni at the Commencement Exercises next June, it was announced after the meeting of the Directors of the Alumni Association on Monday evening at the Harvard Club...
...post of Chief Marshal, which is traditionally awarded to some member of the class celebrating its twenty-fifth reunion, has in the past been held by such prominent men as President Franklin D. Roosevelt '04, and Walter S. Gifford '05, President of the Bell Telegraph Company, and was awarded last year to John Richardson '08, Republican National Committeeman for Massachusetts...
Boorstin is First Marshal of Phi Beta Kappa, a member of the editorial boards of the CRIMSON and the Harvard Critic. He prepared at Tulsa High School and is a resident of Eliot House. Schlatter is one of the leading scholars of his class, an editor of the Harvard Critic, and is a resident of Lowell House. Goodwin, who is also a member of Lowell, is, like Boorstin, an editor of both the CRIMSON and the Harvard Critic...
...democratic forms. We must adopt a new Constitution, based solely on the President, excluding the party system." Thus read a momentous communique released last week by the "Pilsudski. Colonels," the tight little clique of soldier-statesmen who have ruled Poland for years under the aegis of walrus-mustached Marshal Josef Pilsudski whose whimsy is that he will not be President. For more than two years the Pilsudski Colonels have been drafting Poland's new Constitution, recognizing that Marshal Pilsudski cannot live forever, that Poland cannot always be ruled by an eccentric Dictator who insists on being War Minister...
...will become Poland's first potent President under the new Constitution was a piquant question in Warsaw last week. Marshal Pilsudski, many Poles thought, would forget his distaste for the Presidency and accept it as soon as the office was endowed with power. To do this job, or refuse to do it, Poland's Parliament meets this week. Said Deputy Speaker Dr. Car, championing the draft Constitution: "Poland will really remain a Democracy, not a weak Parliamentary Democracy, but one with strong institutions...