Word: medals
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Fifth Avenue district. Nearly all are strident homes of commerce. But the most beautiful is the new Aeolian Hall dedicated to music. So recently decreed the Fifth Avenue Association, wherefore its president, Colonel Michael Friedsam, (also president of B. Altman & Co.) awarded the Aeolian Co. the annual gold medal in token of its building's pre-eminent beauty. Said the Colonel: "This splendid building is a Fifth Avenue-New York message of inspiration and good will to the country. Such structures . . . insure our country the commercial leadership of the world...
Adolf Frank Reel '28 of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, speaking on the affirmative side of the question, "Resolved: That the Acceptance of the Franco-American Debt Settlement is to the Best Interests of France" last night was awarded the Pasteur Debute medal...
...final stage in the annual speaking contest for the Pasteur Medal will be reached on Friday, March 4, at 8:30 o'clock in the Paine Music Building H.G. Abdian '30; J.P. Creel 27; A.D. Howlett '28; J.K. Hurd '20; A.F. Reel '28 and E.C. Sibley '27 the survivors of the preliminaries held this week, will speak on either side of the question, Resolved: That the acceptance of the Franco-American debt settlement is to the best interests of France...
...valued their 1926 labor above weekly pay checks sent samples of their best work to Wallace Brett Donham who, besides being dean of Harvard's School of Business administration, distributes the Harvard Advertising Awards (founded 1923 by Edward William Bok). Last week Dean Donham gave a gold medal to Orlando Clinton Harn, advertising manager and chairman of the sales committee for National Lead Co. Mr. Harn originated the famed Dutch Boy cavorting on National Lead paint can labels with his paint brush. Mr. Harn has organized and been active in various advertising associations; is resigning the presidency...
...bronchoscope is a many-jointed, mirrored tube for peering down windpipes, into bronchi; invented by Dr. Chevalier Jackson of Philadelphia, who last week received the $10,000 prize and gold medal given yearly by onetime Editor Edward William Bok (Ladies' Home Journal) to worthy Philadelphians. Dr. Jackson is building up a museum of objects that he has pulled out of lungs and stomachs-buttons, coins, tacks, safety pins, nails, small hardware...