Word: snyder
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...five new members in Senior standing are: Albert S. Cook, Jr. '47 of New York City and Lowell House; Edward C. Franklin '47, of Forest Hills, N.Y. and Lowell House; John T. Noonan, Jr., of Brookline and Lowell House; James N. Snyder '47 of Akron, Ohio and 19A Forest Street; and Alfred F. Traverse, Jr. '47 of St. Joseph, Michigan and Lowell House...
Coach Harold "Oley" Olsen's team is a team of "iron men"; only rarely were more than six players used in any one game. Key men on the team are diminutive (5 feet, 8 inches), high-scoring (179 points) guard Ray Snyder and 6 feet, 6 inch center Jack Underman. Snyder has been chosen to play on the all-West all-Star team at New York on March 30; that team, incidentally, is coached by Ohio State's Coach Olsen...
...economic council became a respected voice of prudence and wisdom, it would well earn its $45,000 salary. And it could hardly do worse than the improvised, off-the-arm economics of such recent dilettante practitioners as Henry Morgenthau and John Snyder...
...strike entirely ended. Last week most of the hundreds of fabricators and processors, employing some 350,000 workers, were still shut down. They told Reconversion Director John W. Snyder that they would not reopen until they were sure that they would not be squeezed between the increased cost of their labor and steel they must buy. Some demanded a 10% to 25% increase in price for their finished products...
Died. Carl Snyder, 76, economist and statistician whose free-enterprising economics helped shape Wendell Willkie's 1940 presidential campaign policy, but whose statistics went awry (by the "calculus of probability" he predicted a Willkie victory) ; in Santa Barbara, Calif...