Word: martinisms
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...chairmanship carry real weight and executive power. American Telephone & Telegraph, The Texas Corp. and many another large company has no chairman, the president presiding at directors' meetings. When Ford Motor Co.'s three directors meet, President Edsel Bryant Ford pre sides over his father and one Peter E. Martin...
...committees in charge of the dance are: Adams House: A. B. Gardiner 3rd '33 and J. F. Ray '34: Leverett House: J. S. Hartwell '32, D. McC. Matthews '32, E. E. Morison '32, G. K. Martin '32, L. A. Francisco '34, and J. E. Beaumont '33. Together with the following residents of Adams House, the members of the committees will act as ushers: A. H. Stebbins, Jr. '32, D. F. Pitcher '33, H. N. Boyle '34 ,and W. T. Piper...
...Mississippi* last week 9,000 disgruntled whites, led by a Negro jazz band, stormed the State Capitol at Jackson to tell Governor Martin Sennett ("Sure Mike") Conner what they thought of a 3% retail sales tax as passed by the State House. "We want Mike! We want Mike!" was the mob's raucous shout as it shuffled from the rotunda toward the Governor's office. Was he in? Some said he was-locked in. Others insisted he was at a downtown hotel. Before the crowd finally drifted out of the Capitol, it left pinned on Governor Conner...
...Freshman baseball squad now consists of the following members: Pitchers: D. C. Braggiotti, J. F. Carty, H. M. Chapman, Jr., D. G. Lyon, Jr., W. A. Lincoln, D. H. Gealson, Ladd MacMillan, Martin Victor, F. E. Wood, Jr. Catchers: B. W. Engel, F. D. Moore, Huntington Thom, Arnold Weiner. First basemen: Alliston Boyer, C. S. Sargent, Jr., J. D. Stephen. Second basemen: C. E. Carr, R. G. Fletcher, Jr., D. A. Davis, H. F. Gillette, Jr., K. A. Miller. Third basemen: J. J. Gianino Dunbar Holmes, K. R. Kimball, C. D. Woodruff, Jr. Shortstops: J. A. Fitzpatrick, J. R. Haley...
...stage the suspense is kept until the final unveiling of the Gray Shadow at the end of Act Three. Humor is provided by the village constable, and Joe Pepper the Taxi Driver, while Love is rather cursorily introduced by Diana Trent, the Ward of one of the villains, and Martin Scott, an inspector from the insurance company when the rest of the cast is excitedly chasing a man in a gray sheet. In fact this play has a little bit of everything. There is even a trick Ford, which when driven on the stage, proceeds to fall apart piece...