Word: reporter
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...sent to Loyalist Spain was gathered under false pretenses, they demanded that a thorough and piercing investigation be made into the whole matter. That investigation has been made, and it has been made through the agency requested by these undergraduates--namely, the Student Council. In a comprehensive report made public last night, the Student Council justified, upheld, and completely absolved Professor Cannon and those who solicited funds for the ambulance of any taint of false pretenses...
...lateness of the hour at which the Council's report was received, and its length which runs to two full columns, the CRIMSON cannot print the complete text tonight. The full text of the report will be printed in tomorrow's CRIMSON...
...committee's report adopted by the Council at its meeting last night, was read after the adjournment of the meeting by the chairman, Wiley E. Mayne '38, to Sidney Q. Curtiss '40 and Merwin K. Hart, Jr. '40, who preferred the charges, Less than ten minutes later they presented the CRIMSON with a tyned communication. This statement declared that "the members of the committee (the Student Council Committee) were appointed by a man who was a member of the very organization that raised the money for the ambulance . . . At any rate, he nominated a committee to investigate his own activities...
...report of the Automobile Show in New York City, the Times declared "The General Motors exhibit, which compromised about twenty models," attracted considerable interest...
Gridders, Captain Vern Struck and Bob Green were the only veterans who didn't report. Due to a Library job in the evenings Red Lowman was unable to dress but is arranging to attend the remainder of the practices. Ineligibility will prevent Tony McGowan, letterman from participating...