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Admiral Raymond A. Spruance (ret), hero of the Battles of Midway and the Philippine Sea, and longtime commander of the Fifth Fleet, was nominated by the White House for another Pacific assignment: Ambassador to the Philippines, to replace Envoy Myron M. Cowen...
...report, submitted by Myron P. Gilmore, associate professor of His would integrate tutorial more closely with the House plan through increased sophomore tutorial. It would have the sophomores in a House in one of the five major departments under the instruction of a tutor...
...report on how this proposal could operate has been submitted by Myron P. Gilmore, associate professor of History, to the Educational Policy Committee and that body will consider it soon...
...goings-on caught the eyes of Manila's newspapers, who supported him, and of U.S. officials (including able Ambassador Myron M. Cowen), who keep a fatherly eye on the young republic. It was at U.S. urging that Quirino put through needed economic reforms, so that in one year, tax revenues increased by 70%. Quirino also pushed through a new minimum-wage law, which increased the pay of 90% of Filipino wage earners. The U.S. also diplomatically persuaded Quirino that a cleanup of the army and constabulary was overdue, and that Congressman Magsaysay was just...
...business, often from under U.S. Steel's nose. By the time he was 38, Fairless was president of Central. When Cleveland's Cyrus Eaton combined it with his new Republic Steel in 1930, Fairless became executive vice president of the new giant. Soon Big Steel's Myron Taylor discovered that wherever Big Steel was losing business, it was frequently losing it to Fairless. Taylor went after him, and hired...