Word: oppenheims
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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William W. Oppenheim '49, who yesterday resigned as President of the Harvard Democratic Club to become a Young Republican, will be tried for impeachment on nine specific counts when the club meets in closed session this evening, Edward F. Burke '50, special prosecutor for the Executive Committee, announced last night...
...consider Oppenheim's resignation valid. He is still President as far as we're concerned," Burke said. "We are going to bring these charges against him and you can be sure they'll stick...
...resignation of William W. Oppenheim '50 was announced at the HYRC's meeting last night in New Lecture hall through a letter to Charles K. McWhorter 3l, HYRC president. Oppenheim based his switch on President Truman's "ineptitude...
Edward F. Burke '50, speaking for the Democratic Club's executive committee, however, said that Oppenheim could not resign constitutionally because he had "promised" to support Truman and had not informed the Club of his intended action...
...members in the Senior class are: Ralph A. Graves '48, Warren J. Kratky '46, John A. Mannick '49, and Richard H. Milburn '48. Juniors include: Rey F. Gootenberg '50, Irving Jacobson '43, Irwin Oppenheim '49, and John McC, Team...