Word: maud
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Professor Helen Maud Cam, first woman ever to hold a full professorship on the Faculty, recently wrote to Dean Sperry to inquire whether she might attend...
President Jordan also welcomed Professor Helen Maud Cam of Cambridge University, who entered her first year as the new Zemurray-Radcliffe professor of History at yesterday's exercises...
President W. K. Jordan's welcoming address will keynote the exercises. Besides his annual greeting, Mr. Jordan will welcome to Cambridge this morning Professor Helen Maud Cam, formerly of Cambridge, England, who arrived this summer to take her position as first Samuel Zemurray, Jr., and Doris Zemurray Stone-Radcliffe Professor of History...
...Died. Maud Charlesworth Booth, 82, national commander of the Volunteers of America, known as "the little mother of the prison world" for her work in prison reform and the rehabilitation of ex-convicts; in Great Neck, N.Y. Married in 1887 to the son of the Salvation Army's founder, she and her husband left the Salvation Army in 1896 to found the Volunteers, which eventually, in the U.S., grew to rival its parent organization...
...Died. Maud Alice ("Emerald"), Lady Cunard, seventyish, famed Chicago-born hostess of Edwardian England's literary & artistic set, and later a boon companion of Edward VIII and Wally Simpson; of pleurisy and cancer; in London. A sometime intimate friend of Novelist George Moore and Symphony Conductor Sir Thomas Beecham, Emerald married Steamship Heir Sir Bache Edward Cunard in 1895, came to view with imperturbability the diatribes of her ultra-radical daughter Nancy...