Word: scotts
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Such history and biography as Montrose, Sir Walter Scott, Julius Caesar, Oliver Cromwell, A History of the Great War, novels such as Greenmantle, Mr. Standfast and best-selling The Thirty-Nine Steps. *At which one of the guests was Katharine Cornell, to whom Mrs. Roosevelt presented the Chi Omega "Achievement Award" (medal...
...Fuss AND FEATHERS-Arthur D. Howden Smith-Greystone ($4). Biography of Winfield Scott, 6 ft. 4½ in. hero of the War of 1812, the Indian Wars and the Mexican War, credited with training the best officers of the Union and Confederate armies and with never losing a military engagement, never winning a political...
...first team will consist of Captain John J. Witherspoon '37, p., Henry W. Riecken, Jr. '39, g., Ralph E. Livingston '39, cp., Warren H. White '37, ld., George T. Cushman '37, 2d., Thomas B. Campion '38, c., Robert W. Scott, Jr. '38, 2a., Jerome C. Hansaker, Jr., 1a., Charles PP. Hammond '39, oh., Harold VanB. Cleveland...
...harbor at Santiago, Cuba without once sighting or being sighted by a U. S. warship. Navy censor ship hid that inglorious episode from the U, S. public, gagged war correspondents for another fortnight while the Navy made up its mind as to just where Cervera was. After Commodore Winfield Scott Schley had ventured close enough to sight a Spanish cruiser lying in plain view near the entrance to Santiago harbor, Admiral William T. Sampson determined to bottle up the enemy fleet by sinking a ship across the narrow harbor entrance. Because of his knowledge of ship construction, Lieutenant Richmond Pearson...
...assist Chairman Kennedy, President Roosevelt appointed Admiral Wiley of the original Commission; onetime Shipping Board Vice President Thomas Mullen Woodward; Rear Admiral Emory Scott Land, chief of the Navy's Bureau of Construction and Repair; and Congressman Edward Carleton Moran Jr. of Maine...