Word: townsends
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...American Spectator appeared an autobiographical article called "Why I Changed," by James H. R. Cromwell, one-time millionaire socialite. Cromwell is the stepson of Edward Townsend Stotesbury, head of J. P. Morgan's Philadelphia affiliate, Drexel & Co. He married the daughter of Motorman Horace E. Dodge, entered Drexel & Co., but quickly determined to head his own business like his stepfather and father...
...life of a college generation being only four years, the liaison of the Freshmen and the Yard has already begun to take on an aspect of hoary tradition. "Copey," Harvard's beloved Charles Townsend Copeland, has reluctantly abandoned his famous rooms under the roof of Hollis Hall. But the cry of "Reinhart," (shocking to the decorous quiet of the House quadrangles) rings out all the more volubly from the throats of Freshmen...
STOUGHTON 11-15--Here lived Charles Townsend Copeland, familiarly known to all Harvard men as "Copey...
STOUGHTON 7--Both George Santayana, the famous American philosopher, and Charles Townsend Copeland, traditional Harvard character, have lived here...
...steelmen have eyed Detroit with pleasure in the past two months, they have also eyed it with alarm. There H. M. Naugle and A. J. Townsend have a plant abuilding. Messrs. Naugle & Townsend once revolutionized a good section of the industry with their continuous sheet steel rolling mill-only new steelmaking process adopted by the industry in the past 41 years. And steelmen knew that what they had done once they might do again. The new Naugle-Townsend plant is to test the commercial possibilities of casting steel by the rotary method. Chief advantages...