Word: merriams
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...hundred and fifty-yard medley swim Won by George Kojac (Rutgers); second August Harms (Fordham); third, John Merriam (Pennsylvania); fourth, Frank Booth (Stanford). Time--1m., 40 3-5s. (new national collegiate record...
Pennsylvania will send four men. There are E. Andrian Teaf and William Stinson in the 50 and 100-yard free style swims, Walter Grandy in the fancy diving and John Merriam in the 150-yard medley swim, Merriam, Grandy, Teaf, and Stinson also will swim in the 200-yard relay...
Before Mr. Stone could take his seat on the Smithsonian board with Robert Somers Brookings (board president of St. Louis' Washington University); Irwin Boyle Laughlin (Jones & Laughlin, steel; U. S. Ambassador to Spain); John Campbell Merriam (president of Washington's Carnegie Institution), Frederic Adrian Delano and Dwight Whitney Morrow, Congress had first to pass a joint resolution approving him. With quick and courteous unanimity, the Senate approved such a resolution. Next day Wisconsin's Progressive Senator Robert Marion La Follette rushed upon the Senate floor demanding withdrawal of the Senate's approval of Mr. Stone...
...arguments Tuesday evening were held before Professor Carlbert Magruder, Richard C. Evarts, and Joseph N. Welch, sitting as judges. The Sayre Club was represented by J. D. Merriam 2L, and Milton Schilback 2L. Lowell was represented by L. H. Keyserling 2L and B. H. Siegeltuch...
Members of the committee headed by the Prince: Dr. John C. Merriam, President of the Carnegie Institution, Dr. Henry Fairfield Osborn, President of the American Museum of Natural History, Mrs. Delia J. Akeley, big game huntress whose late husband chose King Albert's site in 1920; Stanley Field, President of Chicago's Field Museum of Natural History; Dr. Robert M. Yerkes, Yale's ape expert; Dr. Lewis H. Weed of Johns Hopkins; James Gustavus Whiteley, Belgian Consul at Baltimore. He who would hunt apes or elephants on King Albert's 500,000 acres must have...