Word: scotts
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Henry Heide, George D. Horst, Henry Janssen, Robert Lehman, Nicholas M. Schenck, W. J. (or I; the German capitals are alike) Norton, Gustav Oberlaender, James R. Perkins, John D. Rockefeller Jr., Julius Rosenwald, Samuel Sachs, Mortimer L. Schiff, Henry Schniewind Jr., Paul C. Schnitzler. Richard Schuster, W. B. Scott, James Speyer, Charles P. Taft, Ferdinand Thun, Elisha Walker, Paul M. Warburg, Felix M. Warburg, H. M. Warner, William H. Woodin, Adolph Zukor...
...Juniors and two Sophomores will be elected tomorrow to the Kirkland House Committee for next year. The Junior nominees are as follows: W. C. Powell '34, R. G. Buzzell '34, J. T. Higgens '34, A. E. Phillips '34, E. A. Wye '34, P. J. Conley '34, and W. C. Scott '34. The Sophomores named are as follows: B. P. Millar '35, H. N. Stevens '35, D. C. Scott '35, and Clifford Mannal '35. Additional nominations can be made before Wednesday night by a petition bearing twelve signatures...
...introduced only to be repudiated. Governor Ely signed papers for George Crawford's return to Virginia- when suddenly, last week, in stepped the might and majesty of the Federal Government. Overnight George Crawford became a national headline character potentially as famous as that other obscure Negro, Dred Scott.* Into the Boston court of U. S. District Judge James Arnold Lowell, cousin of Harvard's president, had gone N. A. A. C. P. attorneys seeking a writ of habeas corpus. Judge Lowell, an individualist on & off the bench where he has sat for eleven years, granted the writ...
...Dred Scott, Missouri slave, sued for freedom on the ground that two years' residence with his master on free soil had made him a citizen. In 1857 the Supreme Court denied his plea, held the Missouri Compromise of 1820 unconstitutional. That decision stripped Congress of its power to pass on slavery in the territories, helped bring on the Civil...
...announced last week: Best Foreign Correspondence - to Edgar Ansel Mowrer. Berlin correspondent of the Chicago Daily News, $500 for coverage and interpretation of the political crises in Germany, especially the rise of Hitlerism. Thick-mopped, pince-nezed Reporter Mowrer, 41, is younger brother of the even more distinguished Paul Scott Mowrer, chief of the Daily News's foreign service. Brother Paul got the Pulitzer prize in 1928 for his weekly reviews of European politics, cabled from Paris. Brother Edgar is president of the Foreign Press Association in Berlin, a position from which the Nazis lately tried and failed...