Word: smith
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Hubard's past was as shadowy as his art. He assured his Richmond neighbors that he was "an Englishman of good descent." Looking at his tangled hair and piercing eye, people thought he might be a gypsy. He had arrived in Manhattan at 17, with one Mr. Smith who set him up as a silhouettist on Broadway. Admission to the "Hubard Gallery" (50) had entitled visitors to "see the Exhibition and obtain a correct Likeness in Bust cut by Master Hubard who without the least aid from Drawing Machine or any kind of outline but merely by a glance...
Highlighting the three-day jamboree will be a symposium, "The Scholar's Contribution in a Free Society," at which President Conant will preside. Nationally and internationally-known speakers will headline the discussion, Gooffrey S. Smith '22, president of the Philadelphia organization, announced yesterday...
Assisting President Smith in the direction of the meeting will be Henry B. Coxe, Jr. '20, general manager, and Morris Duane '23, chairman of the 16-man Steering Committee...
Berg has since infused speed into the Yardling attack. Jim Gabler, John Pankey, and Dave Skinner have all run escort for their taller teammates, Ed Smith, Pat McCormick, and John Lombardy, lending much needed balance to the Crimson advance...
...looking for to crash the rich U.S. record market. Last week 24,000 records (weighing six tons) of Gracie Fields's version arrived in Manhattan, the biggest shipment of foreign records ever to hit the U.S. Gracie wouldn't have the place to herself. Bing Crosby, Kate Smith and Eddy Howard all managed to put the song on records before Jimmy Petrillo, by putting a stop to all U.S. recording, got off his own variation on Now Is the Hour...