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High Jump-E. Mover, Dartmouth, 5 feet, 7 inches; second, P. Garland, Harvard, and J. Carr, Andover; fourth, S. Howard, Dartmouth...
Between 1921 and last week Samara had been renamed Kuibyshev, after Valerian Vladimirovich Kuibyshev, who was head of the State Planning Commission and prime mover of the First Five-Year Plan when he died in 1935. The city had been refurbished, as the junction of important railroads joining Moscow, the Donets Basin and Siberia, as the location of an armature and carburetor factory famous throughout the U.S.S.R., as a cultural center with seven colleges, 18 technical schools, six scientific research institutes, six repertory theaters...
Herbet O. Reid 1L, a Negro law student, and David P. Bennett '42, president of the H.S.U., will be followed by the concluding speaker, Robert G. Davis '29, Briggs-Copeland Instructor in English. Davis is a prime-mover of the anti-Intervention Committee for Democratic Action, composed of young Faculty members...
There are too many schools of journalism in the U.S. and most of them are far from good enough. This was the conclusion reached by a report issued last week by the National Council on Professional Education for Journalism-a council whose chief mover is the dean of one of the best schools, Kenneth Olson of Northwestern University...
...prime mover in the American Theatre Wing of the British War Relief Society she has sewed clothing, organized parties and workshops, made speeches, helped move 54 children to the U. S.' from the British Actors' orphanage, been mistress of ceremonies on recordings made by Broadway stars for the British forces. She is now raising funds for entertainment units to perform for the troops, and arranging for the nationwide sale of Lawrence-approved fashions, the proceeds to go to Britain. She has a contract option for a three-month vacation this summer, expects to spend it playing in theatricals for English...