Word: paged
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Wilfred Kaplan, of Jamaica Plain, and Edward A. Robinson, of New York City; Shattuck Scholarship to James C.Abbott, of Melrose; Thayer Fellowship and University Fellowship to Herbert Sprince, of Lewiston, Maine; University Fellowships to Willard D. Arant, of Cambridge; William E. Daugherty, of David City, Nebraska, Henry A. Page, III, of Aberdeen, North Carolina, and Earle L. Rudolph, of Arkadelphia, Arkansas...
Approbation of President Conant's policy was made by inference in the Harvard Alumni Bulletin editorial page when it quoted those parts of the report which were most favorable to the administration as the "significant sentences...
Continuing its raid into the ranks of the front page news headlines, the Business School Alumni Association last night announced that Arthur Krock, Washington correspondent of the New Times, and Edwin S. Smith '15, of the National Labor Relations Board, have agreed to address its annual meeting on Friday and Saturday of next week...
...page report throws brilliant light on many a dark corner of the youth problem. Youth's biggest worries are neatly summed up by one youngster thus: "The problem is how to get married on $15 a week." Some hard facts...
Born in Omaha's meat-packing district, of Lithuanian immigrant parents, John George Goodman was practically unknown when he calmly drove up to the Pebble Beach course in 1929 and qualified for the U. S. Amateur. The following day the 19-year-old Omaha Kid made the front pages when he eliminated Bobby Jones in the first round of match play. But in his home town Johnny Goodman had long been front-page news, was as much a part of Omaha as its stockyards. He first appeared in the news in 1916 when...