Word: meyer
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Graduates: Faude, g., Meyer, r.f.b., Whitelaw, l.f.b., Glazier, r.h.b., Silver, c.h.b., Henry, l.h.b., Pusey, o.r., Broadbent, f.r., Vogel, c., Freeman, i.l., Dorman, Lee, o.l. Harvard Varsity: England, g., Wemple, Gummere, r.f.b., Parker, Wemple, l.f.b., Waters, Ackerman, Whitney, r.h.b., Robinson, o.h.b., Eaton, l.h.b., Schumacker, o.r., Clos, i.r., Grover, c., Stork, Whitney, i.l., Robbins...
...been Soprano Frances Alda. Three winters ago when most important singers were half-apologetic about their occasional broadcasts, Alda was proudly singing in a series of Puccini operas aired by American Radiator & Standard Sanitary Corp. (TIME, Nov. 18. 1929). Last week Soprano Alda announced another enviable radio contract. With Meyer Davis' orchestra she will broadcast every Tuesday night this winter for the Waldorf-Astoria. And next week at a studio in the Waldorf-Astoria she will start taking pupils for opera, concert and for radio...
...MEYER LEHMANX...
...Norman to sun his silvery beard in Bar Harbor, newshawks instantly checked the whereabouts of the most important U. S. financiers. John Pierpont Morgan was grouse-shooting in Scotland, was reported to have had a secret conference with Governor Norman just before the Britannic left Cobh (Queenstown). Governor Eugene Meyer of the Federal Reserve was at his country place in Mt. Kisco, N. Y. Attention came to sharp focus when Morgan Partner Thomas W. Lamont was discovered at North Haven, Me., only 35 miles from Bar Harbor. Two grave problems might have brought Governor Norman across the Atlantic: reduction...
Since the ebb tide of Depression first set in, Wall Street bankers have united often in mighty efforts to impound the waters of deflation. Spurred on by Governor Eugene Meyer of the Federal Reserve Board, big New York banks combined again last week under the leadership of President Mortimer Norton Buckner of the Clearing House Association to launch the long-debated $50,000,000 Commodities Finance Corp. (TIME, Aug. 15). Though dubbed "the commodity pool" in its rumor stage, C. F. C. will purchase no commodities. It will conduct a financing business along strict banking lines. Banker Buckner defined...