Word: popper
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Harvard delegation is in charge of D. H. Popper '32. Harvard will represent Czechoslovakia and India at the assembly. Harvard students may be delegates of any other country they choose, but if they do not choose Czechoslovakia or India, they will have to join the delegation of the college representing the country of their preference...
...commissions which have been appointed to report at the coming conference will be as follows: a committee to investigate the possibilities of an European federation; a commission to investigate intellectual cooperation; the Permanent Mandates commission, headed by W.R. Furlong '33, and D. H. Popper '32; an assembly commission appointed to investigate the possibilities of creating a permanent minorities commission; the opium commission; and a committee to investigate the feasibility of bringing the Bank of International Settlements into closer coordination with the League of Nations...
...Bronxville, N. Y.; E. D. Chapple '31, Salem; A. C. England, Jr. '33, Pittsfield; L. T. Furth '31, St. Louis, Mo.; Frank Gilchrist '32, Wilmette, Ill.; W. A. Huppuch '33, Glens Falls, N. Y.; Richard Inglis '33. So, Euclid, O.; D. D. Lloyd '31, Plainfield, N. J.; E. L. Popper '32, N. Y. C.; E. S. Randall '33, Rockland; Joseph Rauh, Jr. '32, Cincinnati; R. S. Shuman '31, Jamaica Plain; R. W. Vilter '33, Cincinnati, O.; James Wallerstein '32, White Plains...
Maria Jeritza, well-fed and tanned a warm ecru by a summer on the estate of Baron Leopold von Popper, near Vienna, returned to the U. S. last week. Schnurri II, white cat that she carried to all her performances at the Metropolitan Opera last year, she left behind. She languishes, she said, for Schnurri and the other estate animals-Schnurri's summer lay of kittens; horses, police dogs, dachshund, and a little white lamb. Husband von Popper, gallant and taller than Jeritza, escorted her to San Francisco where she is to sing in a pre-season Tannh...
...world's figure skating championship for ladies for the fourth time, and then skated an exhibition with Karl Schaefer of Vienna who, as far superior to his competitors as she to hers, had won the men's championship. Said a Manhattan journalist of Henie: "Her costume was an eye-popper. . . . The flame-flowered little Nasturtium of the North swept straight into the hearts of her spectators." Fancy Skater J. Lester Madden of Boston wore a red necktie, fell down four times...