Word: miltonic
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...ambassador W. Averill Harriman reached into the Law School last night and grabbed up Milton Katz '27, Byrne Professor of Administrative Law, to be general counsel for the whole European aid program...
Roger Billings, Jr. '50, Milton L. Boyle, Jr. '50, Roy D. Colby '50, Frank V. Colombo '50, Richard H. Doyle '46, Henry Gaxten '49, Bernard Herzog '50, Chester A. Hopkins, Jr. '50, George Jackson '49, Bradford Meghill '49, Donald Vincent '49, Michael Walker...
Learning that a seat was available on an Army transport plane, the correspondents chose the New York Times's Milton Bracker to convey their uncensored stories to Panama, where they could be filed. The next day Dozier found that he could get out on an Army plane to Panama himself. With Robert Shellaby, of the Christian Science Monitor, he "crawled, ran and sneaked to the embassy and, by jeep and bus, guarded by two soldiers, dashed to the airport...
...Fuller and Milton Katz '27, Law School professors, will move into the vacant Carter Professorship of General Jurisprudence and Byrne Professorship of Administrative Law, Dean Erwin N. Griswold announced last night...
Since 1841, Mt. Everest (29,000 ft.), in the Himalayas, has reigned as the highest peak in the world. It has never been climbed.* But a few pilots thought they had seen a higher one among the Amne Machin Mountains of West China. When peripatetic Pen-Manufacturer Milton Reynolds went looking for such a peak (TIME, April 12), he ran into trouble with the Chinese government, failed to get anywhere or prove anything. Last week, another expedition quietly took off from a hard-packed loess runway at Lanchow to make the first recorded flight directly over the Amne Machins...