Word: toronto
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...about more. After his graduation from Presidency College, Madras, he served as an enrolled officer in the Indian finance department. In 1917 he went to the University of Calcutta to teach physics, research on light and sound. The British association chose him as lecturer in 1924, sent him to Toronto. Later that year he was invited to become research associate in physics at California Institute of Technology. At his home in Calcutta where he lives with his wife Lokasundarammal, he works hard, is busy being editor of The Indian Journal of Physics, honorable secretary of the Indian Association...
...Woods chose Joseph Rogers to be president of the company. Mr. Rogers is a smart executive, has done much for Addressograph. He is 50, was born in Toronto. He started in business as bicycle salesman, then sold National Cash Registers. In 1913 he became general manager of International Time Recording Co., later vice president of International Business Machines Corp. He lives in Chicago, has two daughters. He has a country home in the Adirondacks, a cruiser on Lake-of-the-Woods...
Birthday. Ignace Jan Paderewski, pianist and onetime (1919) premier of Poland, now touring 70 U. S. cities. Age: 70. Date: Nov. 6. Celebration: reading 300 congratulatory telegrams & cables, in his private car, Superb, on a sidetrack in Buffalo, en route from Toronto to Fort Wayne...
...Cities to hear the Don Cossack Chorus: Troy, Boston, Montreal, Toronto, Detroit, Ann Arbor, St. Louis, Chicago, Minneapolis, Madison (Wis.), Pittsburgh, Akron, Indianapolis, Dayton, Cincinnati, Grand Rapids, Lansing, Hartford (Conn.), St. George (Staten Island). Baltimore, Washington...
...seems that one of the great Canadian Universities, which we credited with more sense, has fallen to the lure of publicity and has entered into negotiations with Mr. Vallee, designed to make the University of Toronto known from coast... There is a limit and it comes, we think, when college after college succumbs to the crooning voice of the New Yorker and goes after cheap radio and song sheet publicity, inimical to the interests of culture and education which a university, we have always erroneously thought, is supposed to embrace and cultivate. --McGill Daily...