Word: medals
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Duff Andrews Abrams, 51, retiring president of the American Concrete Institute, Manhattan consulting engineer, the Henry C. Turner gold medal; for "notable achievement in the concrete industry...
Giuseppe Faccioli, 54, Rome-born General Electric consultant, the Lamme medal; for "his contributions to the development and standardization of high-voltage oil-filled bushings, capacitors, lightning arresters and numerous features in high voltage transformers and power transmission...
...emerged victorious. J. B. Gilbert '33, another man with considerable University team experience, found little difficulty in throwing his opponent in the 135-pound class. D. G. Dietrich 1G.B. cleaned up the 145-pound division with a quick fall, while R. R. Levin '32 won the 175-pound gold medal two days ago. Silver medals were awarded to all runner-ups, the winners receiving gold prizes...
...other research institutions, but especially with California Institute of Technology. From the white buildings of M. I. T. the visiting physicists and opticians proceeded out tawdry Massachusetts Avenue to the red buildings of Harvard University, to whose professor emeritus of physics, Dr. Theodore Lyman, they gave the Frederick Ives Medal, and where they heard learned discourse. Dr. Albert Wallace Hull of General Electric described two meticulous counters:1) the device of Dr. Merle Anthony Tuve of the Carnegie Institution (TIME, Feb. 8), which measures a current of one electron per second, smallest current measured so far; 2) the device (including...
...Rochester, New York, has been awarded first prize in the annual Intercollegiate Current Events Contest conducted by the New York Times, it was announced yesterday by A. N. Holcombe '06, professor of Government, in charge of the competition. The first prize is a cash award of $150 and a medal. J. S. Walker, Jr., of Yonkers, New York, and J. J. Ryan '33, of Jamaica Plain won second and third prizes respectively receiving $75 and $25 apiece...