Word: pennsylvania
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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First to receive one was Thomas J. Maloney, district president of the now disbanded United Anthracite Workers of Pennsylvania. He cut the strings, beamed: "Well! Well! An Easter present." He pried open the lid. The Easter present tore off his left hand, mangled his right, shredded his face...
Herbert F. Goodrich, Dean of the Pennsylvania Law School, and James M. Landis, at present chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission, are, according to well informed reports, two of the most prominent "dark horse" possibilities of those now being considered for Dean of the Law School...
...list of Assistants and Tutors who have been appointed is as follows: Edward C. Devereux, Jr. '34, of New York City, now at the Connecticut Agricultural College, Storrs, Connecticut; Edward Y. Hartshorne, Jr. '33, of Haverford, Pennsylvania...
Harvard will be represented at the Annual Pennsylvania Relay Carnival on April 25 by a shuttle relay team, probably composed of Captain Milton G. Green '36, William H. Schmidt, II '37, David C. Crawford '36, and Richard C. Hayes '36. It will mark the first time since 1931 that the Crimson has sent a delegation to the games...
...Laughlin line, more prolific of heirs, has generally left company management pretty much to the Joneses. Founder James Laughlin was a good Presbyterian who served as first president of Western Theological Seminary and founded Pennsylvania College for Women. Grandson Irwin Boyle Laughlin was a career diplomat and onetime Ambassador to Spain. Philadelphia's Rev. Edward R. Laughlin is also a grandson. James Laughlin IV is the member of the Harvard Advocate board who was largely responsible for the ban placed on an issue of that magazine last autumn by Cambridge police. Great-Granddaughter Alice Denniston Laughlin is a stained...