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...Democratic pack. Last week the shuffle began. First card dealt was a new Treasurer to dig up funds for next autumn's Congressional campaign, to pay the party's $500,000 debt, to mend financial fences in anticipation of 1936. The post was decorously offered to John Sanford Cohen, the job-hungry publisher of the Atlanta Journal. He declined it, presumably because it was short on prestige and profits. Within 24 hours Mr. Farley made his second choice and Walter Joseph Cummings was put in charge of the party's money bags. Mr. Cummings headed Deposit Insurance...
...speech delivered before the Massachusetts Civic League at the Twentieth Century Club yesterday afternoon, Sanford Bates, United States Director of the Bureau of Prisons, styled Howard B. Gill '13, whithdrawn superintendent of Norfolk Prison as "guiltless," and outlined as ideal, a program which coincides almost exactly with that being conducted at Norfolk...
This is the first debate over the air between Harvard and Columbia, and is the first that Harvard has engaged in since the trans-oceanic debate with Oxford during the season of 1931-32. The debate was arranged by Sanford L. Schumas, Columbia '34, President of the Columbia Debating Council...
Married.June Hamilton Rhodes, Manhattan publicity woman and stylist; and Ferdinand Doan Sanford, Manhattan lawyer; in Manhattan. The bride was given away by her good friend Anna Eleanor Roosevelt Roosevelt...
...actual formation of the Federal Council, with 33 cooperating churches representing 18,000,000 Protestants, was preceded by the efforts of Dr. Elias Benjamin Sanford, a New England Congregationalist who had been working on Christian unity since 1866. But not until 1905 was a plan of federation considered. Then, at an Inter-Church Conference in Manhattan's Carnegie Hall, a delegate cried: "We must pray together until the house trembles...