Word: nationalized
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Jerking the attention of the nation away from a bristling Europe back towards its own capital, President Roosevelt's removal of Arthur E. Morgan as T.V.A. chairman strikes a sour note in the policies of the chief executive. He has raised a delicate legal question that may drag on for months, but whatever the decision, this struggle of personalities is another proof of the peculiar opportunism which the President has always possessed. He is a chess player whose plan consists of a vast desire to win, whose method is to cope with each situation when it comes...
...against Ohio State, Michigan, Yale, Princeton and 30 odd other college teams, as the preliminary heats of the N. C. A. A meet get under way this afternoon. Held in the Rutgers pool, one of the faster in the country, the meet will offer the best competition in the nation. Tonight's results may be ascertained by calling the CRIMSON sports line, KIR, 213, after 10:30 o'clock tonight...
There will be twelve scholarships available to the students of the nation's leading colleges and Universities. Nominees from Harvard will be selected by the University here...
Sidney B. Fay '96, professor of History, Bruce C. Hopper '24, professor of Government, Alfred Vagts, visiting lecturer in History, and Malcolm R. Wilkey '40 will discuss "The New Balance of Power in Europe" on the nation-wide program to be carried locally by Station WEEI...
Stating that America under the New Deal is in grave danger of losing its liberal institutions, Colonel Theodore Roosevelt, Jr. '08, in an address at the Union last night, urged the younger generation of today to fight for the preservation of the nation's democratic heritage...