Word: michigan
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Harry Newman, former Michigan All-American quarterback and All-Professional signal caller, is the bright light in the ranks of the Giants...
This step wasn't taken without experience. No light thing is it to anujhilate the famous Harvard Stadium hotdog, known for generations for its resilieney, its sturdiness, its more pounds per dollar value. Messrs. Jacobs Bros, are the owners of the concessions at Pittsburgh, Detroit, and Michigan State, and "at the Pitt-Notre Dame game we had 63,000 customers and we served 'em redhots and they went nuts about...
Sault Ste. Marie readers of lively TIME were glad to see the reference on p. 26 of the Sept. 10 issue regarding the Ca-Choo Club election. . . . We want you to know that the officers were elected on the Michigan side of the boundary, where the club was organized in 1928. . . . Every year increasing . . . the membership of this international club was 167, registered from as far east as New York and as far west as California. They stay from four to six weeks in this haven where there is no ragwreed within one hundred miles...
Reclaimed Michigan. Best news of the day to the G. O. P. was the Michigan primary. Recovering from the 1932 Democratic landslide, Republican leaders marshalled nearly three times as many of their partisans to the polls as Democrats did. Defeated for renomination was Governor Comstock, sent to Ann Arbor two years ago largely because as a political "angel" he had financed his party through long lean years of defeat. Instead, Democrats chose for Governor a Detroit attorney named Arthur J. Lacy. For Senator the Democrats picked Frank A. Picard, militant New Dealer and head of the State liquor commission...
Editor of the new biweekly is Rev. Dr. Edmund B. Chaffee, an energetic, square-faced, 40-year-old churchman with a great passion for social betterment. Born near Detroit, he studied law at the University of Michigan, went to Union Theological Seminary, got a Manhattan pastorate in 1916 which he promptly lost because of his pacifism. Mr. (as he prefers to be called) Chaffee served in Jerusalem as a Red Cross captain. When he returned to the U. S. he took the job he still holds-director of the Presbyterian Labor Temple on Manhattan's radical 14th Street. Founded...