Word: marshals
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Tobin, who graduated from University High School in Urbana, Ill. has held a Harvard National Scholarship throughout college, was elected to Phi Beta Kappa in his junior year, and is now first marshal of Phi Beta Kappa. His field of study is economics. He is on the Student Council, the Class Album Committee, the Guardian magazine editorial staff, and the Student Union, and has taken part in debating. He was winner of the Briggs Prize book, given annually to the freshman who writes the outstanding midyear examination essay in the European history survey course...
James M. Tobin was elected First Marshal of Phi Beta Kappa for the class of 1939 at a meeting of the chapter in the Winthrop House Common Room. Second Marshal is Irving M. London. In addition to officers, the Junior Eight elected the Senior Sixteen last night...
...Both the Marshals are residents of Lowell House. Tobin lives in Champaign, Illinois and London comes from Malden. The new First Marshal is on the Student Council, the Class Album Committee, the Guardian, and the Student Union. London is President of the Avukah Society and is a member of the Council of Government Concentrators...
...China estimate that about 100 Soviet Red Army officers have now arrived to advise Generalissimo Chiang and his subordinate commanders. The original conquest of China by Chiang Kai-shek (TIME, Oct. 25, 1926) was accomplished with the technical assistance of Soviet General "Galen," later known as Marshal Vassily Bluecher and recently purged by Stalin. Hong Kong dispatches this week reported Chiang & Advisers about to attempt a Chinese drive to recapture Canton, based on rallying and reorganizing the large Cantonese forces which gave up the city without a fight, withdrew intact...
...brandishing a hatchet. "Get out of here, you gangsters!" shrilled fat Mrs. Barnett. Seeing two women deputies, she screamed: "And keep your old fish hags out of here, too." Blinded by a whiff of tear gas. she hurled the hatchet downstairs before the deputies grabbed her. In the house Marshal Clark found Mrs. Maxine Sturgis, her daughter by her first husband, no dynamite but a large, menacing supply of jagged stones. Homeless Mrs. Barnett and daughter, still protesting, were bundled off to jail to face the charge of "suspicion" of resisting Federal officers...