Word: stevenses
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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¶ Pilot Emerson Mehlhose of Wyandotte, Mich., won the $500 Du Pont prize, with an altitude of 6,516 ft., beating the U. S. record set by Richard du Pont in 1934. Pilot Don Stevens had himself towed up to 18,000 ft. by a plane, looped 93 times on...
Enoch Kuklinskie Jr. was 35, married and a coal bootlegger. He and his 60-year-old father got their livings from a hole on a mountainside north of Shamokin in the Pennsylvania anthracite fields. The hole was on Stevens Coal Co. property which was not being worked. Like 3,500...
Hastily to Superintendent George H. Jones of Stevens Coal's Cameron Colliery ran 60 dirty men, pleading for help for their fellow bootlegger. Well aware of the irony of having thieves beg aid from their victims, Superintendent Jones barked: "He is one of your own people, why not get...
President Harvey Nathaniel Davis of Stevens Institute of Technology D.E.
Many another U. S. sculptor is being kept busy by WPA projects. Interesting among these is Henry Lion's 22-ft. figure of Explorer Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo, cast for San Pedro, Calif., in cement and marble dust. In San Francisco, working for the Kuomintang, Sculptor Beniamino Bufano is finishing...