Word: robinson
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...used to go out sometimes with Senator Wheeler until Senator Wheeler decided he had better keep to quieter company. Although he is on speaking terms with every Senator, there are few members who relish talking to him. He has openly threatened to campaign in the next election against Senators Robinson, Harrison and Bailey. As a whole the Senate dislikes and fears...
Many people get the jitters when they think of the possibility of Huey Long in the White House. Last week Senator Robinson, who gets riled by him, described him as a Red. Communists call him a Fascist. In truth he is just about as much of a Red, just about as much of a Fascist, as the late Boss Tweed-no more and no less...
...known." On an exploring trip into Rhodesia with Rhodes and Dr. Jameson, Hammond investigated some ruins at Zimbabwe, came to the conclusion that he had found King Solomon's mines. In the Rand, world's No. i gold field, Hammond introduced deep-level mining, started one (the Robinson Deep) that is still being profitably worked at 8,500 ft.-the greatest depth on record...
...second Boylston prize, consisting of $35, was won by Shipherd Robinson '36, who recited selections from President Conant's 1934 Baccalaureate Sermon. Robert A. Robinson '36, who gave excerpts from Charles Evans Hugh's "A Tribute to Oliver Wendell Holmes on His Ninetieth Birthday," won the third Boylston prize, also...
Chorus of Harvard men, gangsters, bushmen, faculty wives, and charming ladies: Donald Baker '37, Robinson Barker '35, John Ducey '36, H. Francis DeLone '37, Pierre Fraley '37, R. H. Gardner '37, F. Sewall Gardner '37, James Hoguet '37, Charles Houston '35, Guy Garland '36, Howard Kellogg '37, John Laverack '37, Arnett McKennan '37, Henry Miller '35, William Minot '37, Donald Rowell '37, Albert B. Sturges '37, Barrett Wendell '36, Francis A. Wendell '37, and Myron Wick...