Word: penns
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Devere P. Armstrong will replace Col. Trevor N. Dupuy as professor of Military Science and Tactics, the University and the Department of the Army concurrently announced. Armstrong, who will assume his duties here in mid-August, is now a professor at the Army War College, Carlisle Barracks, Penn...
...revised spring track schedule will inaugurate this season a triangular meet between the Crimson, Cornell and Penn on May 5. The Crimson will open against Dartmouth April 21 at Hanover. The remaining meets include: Heptagonals at West Point, May 12; Yale at Cambridge, May 19; IC4A at New York May 25-26. The new triangular meet will be at Ithaca...
Edmund N. Bacon, executive director of the Philadelphia City Planning Commission discussed "Philadelphia: Neighborhood Projects and Penn Center." He stressed the need for integration of architecture, city planning and administration in designing a program for a city...
...rush to superhighways, some roadmen failed to give sufficient consideration to the fact that toll roads will pay only under quite specific conditions. The Pennsylvania Turnpike (which cost less to build because it followed the half-finished roadbed of Andrew Carnegie's old South Penn Railroad) has been a huge success because it is by far the best route through rough country. The New Jersey Turnpike has boomed because it serves an area of crushingly concentrated traffic. When such important factors are missing, toll roads...
PROXY FIGHT for Fairbanks, Morse between management and Penn-Texas' Leopold Silberstein (TIME, Feb. 6) has gone to management, at least for now. At the annual meeting Penn-Texas forces claimed 440,000 shares v. 863,000 (of 1,371,000 shares outstanding) for the management, led by Chairman Robert H. Morse. Under Illinois' voting rules, Penn-Texas will probably get three or four seats on the eleven-man board, but Morse will keep control...