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...looked exactly like a Roosevelt compromise. The struggle raged about a job that will one day perhaps be all-important: executive secretary of the OPM. The $1-a-yearlings wanted the job for Fredrick M. Eaton, Wall Street lawyer of the firm of Wright, Gordon, Zachry & Parlin. New Dealers wanted almost anyone else to get the post. The struggle went on from the day the President announced the OPM (Dec. 20) until last week. Upshot: the President compromised. He chose a Brookings-Institution-type of man, an expert in administrative procedure, who has dedicated his life to upping standards...
Unemployed since his graduation from University of Virginia Law School last June, 26-year-old Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr. will begin the new year by going to work as a $2,100-a-year law clerk in the Wall Street firm of Wright, Gordon, Zachry & Parlin. His responsibilities: "What they'd give to any young fellow fresh out of law school...
Frederick E. Parlin scholarship to Herbert E. Wright, Jr. 1G, of Cochituate...
...Education to Hope Fisher, of Princeton; Buckley Scholarship to Martin Ritvo, of Dorchester, for study in the Law School; Downer Scholarship to Edward C. Woods, 2Dn., of Rutland, Vermont; Lincoln Scholarship to Richard A. McLean, 2G., of Lincoln; Lydig Scholarship to Jefferson G. Artz, 1G., of Vicksburg, Mississipi; Parlin Scholarship to Irving L. Pavlo, 2M., of Malden; and Vaughn Scholarship to Theodore P. Robie, of New York City, for study at the Medical School...
William M. Bauer, Evanston, Illinois, assistant in Electrical Engineering; John H. Hollister, Atlanta, Georgia, assistant in Chemistry; Glen W. Kilmer, State College, Pennsylvania, Penn State '36, assistant in Chemistry; Louis Long Jr., Cambridge, assistant in Chemistry; Richard W. Nebel, Parlin, New Jersey, Princeton '36, assistant in Chemistry; and Oliver H. Lowry, Chicago, Northwestern '32, instructor and tutor in Biochemical Sciences...