Word: stevenson
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...summary: 1937 NEW HAMPSHIRE '37 Stevenson, rf. rf., Bishop, Chadokosky Moser, lf. lf., Witter Gray, c. c., Rogean Field, Witherspoon, rg. rg., Hepworth, Nathanson Mason, lg. lg., Webb, Niggerman, Quadron...
Journeying to New Hampshire, the Freshman basketball team will play against Exeter this afternoon. Leavitt S. White '37, Byron W. Moser, Jr. '37, Christopher Gray '37, Thomas W. Stevenson '37, and John J. Witherspoon '37 will be on the starting lineup...
...citizens think of the Dutch in terms of a bonneted little creature who is the scourge of dirt. The rest of the world-particularly the British-think of the Dutch in terms of stubbornness. It was the stubborn Dutch East Indian rubber planters who knocked Britain's Stevenson plan of rubber control into a hat so cocked that all rubber planters have been prostrate ever since. The harder the British bore down on production the faster the Dutchmen planted. But if the Dutch are stubborn the British are dogged and together they produce 95% of the world...
...Public Works offices under Mr. Ickes, sweating to put Federal billions to work. There are many cross-assignments, touching the Treasury's work. A switch of last week in the Home Loan Bank Board, stepping Vice Chairman John H. Fahey up to replace William Francis ("Steamboat Bill") Stevenson, was significant. Stevenson is a big, loose-jointed South Carolina politician, a defeated Congressman. Fahey is a Massachusetts publisher and businessman. He has been doing most of Stevenson's work?starting up a $2,000,000,000 building & loan company with 12,000 employes?while easy-going Stevenson spent most...
...suave, dapper little man ruled the greatest of continental cities as Prefect of Police, tamed the apaches, and with velvet-gloved truncheon put down each uprising of a notoriously restless populace. It was the quiet, tense efficiency of his regime which inspired the novels of Gaborlau, the mystery of Stevenson's "Suicide Club," and the dashing career of Arsene Lupin...