Word: post
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...idea was picked up on all sides. Speaker of the House Joe Martin, who ranks second only to the President of the U.S., gave it his official blessing. Send airmail letters, urged Speaker Martin. "A 15? stamp might turn the tide for peace." New York's post office noted that airmail letters to Italy increased forthwith 100%. Martin's hope, and the hope of Italo-Americans, was that these exhortations from the world's greatest internationale, the U.S., might turn the tide of international Communism-that letters from son to father, brother to brother, cousin to cousin...
After more than 14 years of service to the University, Business Manager Aldrich Durant '02 will leave his post this June. He will resign under the University rule which requires all officers to resign in the month of June following their sixty-sixth birthday...
After his graduation, Durant served successively as an instructor in Mechanical Drawing and an assistant in the Engineering Department. He left the University after some years, not to return until he took over his present post on July...
Alice Brandeis Gilbert '49, of New York City and Eliot Hall, won the position of first NSA delegate, while Mary Hall '50, of Ashfield and Briggs Hall was elected as alternate. Margaret Mayer '51, of Glencoe, Illinois, and Briggs Hall, gained the post of Sophomore representative on the Student Government...
Dolph Samborski has his work cut out for him, for the baseball mentor must fund a capable catcher to replace last year's most valuable player, "Hoss" Hamlen. At the moment Web Durant and Cliff Crosby are first in line for the post...