Word: medals
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...every year, have been offered annually since 1923 by the late Edward Bok, journalist and philanthropist, for the best advertisements in various classes, submitted by any individual or organization. There are four classifications under which the advertising matter will be judged; for distinguished services to advertising a gold medal will be given, for the most outstanding individual advertisements there will be four prizes of $1000 each, for excellence of advertising campaigns four premiums of $2000 each are offered, and an individual prize of $2000 will be adjudged for research work in advertising...
Panepinto graduated from Villanova College in 1927 and since then has been studying at the Harvard School of Architecture. Other men in the Harvard school who obtained awards are as follows: D. B. Cathcart Sp., first medal; T. G. Kronick 2S.A., second medal; R. L. Snedaker 3S. A., second medal; and W. H. Gratwick Jr. '25, second medal...
...awards are divided into four classifications. The first is a gold medal to be awarded to the individual or organization deemed by the Jury of Award to merit recognition for distinguished contemporary services to advertising. The second group consists of four prizes of one thousand dollars each for distinguished individual advertisements which are most effective in the use of text, pictorial illustration, display line, and typography...
...Albert Kahn (60), mustached, bespectacled, came 48 years ago, not from Russia, but from Germany. He built the Ford plants, the Packard plant, the Hudson plant. He received the silver medal of the Architectural League for Detroit's Fisher buildings. He belongs to six golf clubs, but has never played golf. With his wife, he sailed for Europe last week, to visit, not Russia, but "a nice warm place" to stay a few weeks. In Europe he will visit cathedrals, sketch, have a holiday, come home...
...aeronautical technicians, engineers and scientists, who usually go unpublicized and little rewarded, Daniel Guggenheim, prime patron of U. S. aviation, created the Daniel Guggenheim Medal Fund. Last week the fund announced its first laureates: Orville Wright and his late brother Wilbur...