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Those who have been chosen are: Robert T. Benjamin '38, Harold W. Danser '37, Edward Duggan '37, Robert Dunn '37, James J. Fuld '37, Joseph P. Healey '37, Jay W. Kauffman '38, Irving R. Murray '36, Hubert H. Nexon '37, Lorne Rickert '36, Thomas W. Stephenson '37, A. Gilman Sullivan '36, JOhn J. Sullivan '38, Richard W. Sullivan...
...main argument for the affirmative was that the judgments of the Court involve too much merely of the personal opinion of the justices. Harvard representatives were, in order of speaking, Thomas W. Stephenson '37, John A. Sullivan, Jr. '38, and Joseph P. Healey...
Members of the Harvard team for this contest will be Thomas W. Stephenson '37, John A. Sullivan, Jr. '38, and Joseph P. Healey '37. Alternates are James J. Fuld '37 and John S. Weber...
Leaving the White House four days before his 78th birthday, Virginia's Senator Carter Glass spied slim, boyish-looking Associated Pressman Francis Marion Stephenson reaching toward a snowpile. As quick of arm as of wit, Senator Glass picked a chunk of icy snow off the running board of his car, heaved it accurately at "Little Stevie," jumped in the car. Chortled he: "I landed a good...
...railroads bought since 1929 that Baldwin Locomotive, its working capital down, its cash low, went into reorganization under 77th last February (TIME, March 4). This was no surprise to the Securities & Exchange Commission which later accused Baldwin of "misleading the investing public," or to a Baldwin stockholder named George Stephenson who accused the company's officers of unloading Baldwin stock on the public in 1929?a charge which President Houston hotly denied. What was surprising about the Baldwin reorganization was that a plan to revamp the company was approved almost at once by all the protective committees. It provides...