Word: pittsburgher
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Other new Council officers are: Ernest Stabler (Ed.D. '51), professor of Education at Wesleyan University, vice-chairman; Mrs. Anne Guerry Pierce W. Frost who resigned the post in June, (Ed.M. '59), a teacher at the Newton, Mass., secretary; and Calvin E. Gross (Ed.D. '55), superintendent of schools in Pittsburgh, Pa., treasurer...
Richard C. Diehl, Jr. '63, of Kirkland House and Pittsburgh, Pa., was named captain of next year's varsity football team at the annual Harvard Club of Boston football dinner last night...
...Indianapolis' Second Presbyterian Church was long on status, short on liturgical demands, spare on social and educational sidelights-an only-on-Sundays kind of church whose minister preached soothing sermons. But all that was before the stormy ministry of Dr. Paul Franklin Hudson, 47, who came from Pittsburgh in July of 1960 to take over...
...snagged by a London dealer for $180,000. Crivelli's 1472 Madonna and Child, which British Critic Roger Fry said was "one of Crivelli's greatest designs," brought $220,000; in 1886 it had been sold at Christie's in London for ?131.5. Pittsburgh's Carnegie Institute of Fine Arts paid $125,000 for Perugino's St. Augustine with Members of the Confraternity of Perugia, which was sadly below the house estimate of $200,000. The institute also bought Frans Hals's Man with a Herring for $145,000, more than three times...
...meant that poliovirus could at last be grown in a way to make a safe vaccine, and the discovery led the University of Pittsburgh's Dr. Jonas E. Salk to the next step, developing a formaldehyde-killed vaccine. It also meant a 1954 Nobel Prize, which Enders insisted that Robbins and Weller share with him equally...