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Asserting that he had not as yet been informed of the proposed substitution of students for some of the waitresses in the House dining halls, Joseph Stephani, head of the A. F. of L. affiliated Cooks' and Pastry Cooks' Association, Local No. 106, and the Waitresses Union, Local No. 112, of Which all Harvard's 500 waitresses and kitchen helpers are members, revealed that the union is at present in the midst of negotiations for a renewal of the present agreement with the University which expires in June...
Aldrich Durant '02, business manager of the University stated that "our negotiations were carried on in a spirit of harmony and mutual concessions." Chief representative for the employees was Joseph Stephani, secretary-treasurer of Local 106 of the Cooks' and Pastry Cooks' Association, who also handled the interests of Waitresses' Union Local 112, both affiliated with the American Federation of Labor...
...Stahlhelm, veterans' organization, had a Jewish grandfather (TIME, Sept. 19). It was expected that this news alone would be sufficient to force Col. Düsterberg's resignation. Not so; the Stahlhelm rallied round their leader with a proud announcement from their Berlin commander. Major Franz von Stephani: "The Stahlhelm does not judge men by their ancestors but by their deeds." The opinion of Major von Stephani was not the only thing to change in Germany in eight months. Last week Major von Stephani called at Stahlhelm headquarters and bluntly told Col. Düsterberg that...
...Jewish Telegraph Agency was wrong. No one denied that Col. Düsterberg was a grandson of Abraham. Colonel Düsterberg maintained a painful silence. But the Stahlhelm bravely rallied round their Second in Command. Said Major von Stephani. organizer of the Stahlhelm's recent Berlin convention (TIME, Sept...
Three other editions of the poems are those of Stephani, 1544; Martinus Juvenus, Paris, 1554; and a miniature volume, very prettily made by Pickering at London, 1724. There is also a superb book, in two volumes, printed from engraved copper plates by Pine in 1733. The binding is perhaps superior to any in the collection for craftsmanship and design...