Word: tuckers
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...philanthropists, labor unions kept Brookwood going by providing scholarships for its students. Even when the American Federation of Labor disowned it in 1928 as too "radical" and when five years later Director Abraham J. Muste left it because it was too '"conservative," Brookwood kept on. Young, broad-beamed Tucker P. Smith, a socialist and former executive secretary of the pacifist Committee on Militarism in Education, was brought in as director to restore harmony. He succeeded. By last year he was able to boast that Brookwood had some 30 students, had graduated 420 union executives, of whom...
...gathered to vote behind closed doors, numerous other names. Of these write-in candidates, one 63-year-old showed such strength on the first ballot that he received a majority on the second, was then elected unanimously by both bishops and deputies. His name: Rt. Rev. Henry St. George Tucker, Bishop of Virginia...
Member of a famed Virginia family, Bishop Tucker is, a low churchman whose experience with foreign missions will give the presiding bishopric a new, vigorous missionary bent. From 1899 until 1923, save for a period when he was a major in the A. E. F., he served in the Orient, part of the time as Episcopal Bishop of Kyoto, Japan, and president of St. Paul's College, Tokyo. In 1923 he succeeded his brother, Rev. Beverley Dandridge Tucker Jr., as theology professor at Virginia Theological Seminary, was elected Virginia's bishop coadjutor in 1926. Said he, surprised...
Joseph G. Allen, Huntington, West Virginia; Gordon E. Jones, Olympia, Washington; Charles W. Hayden, Kansas City, Missouri; Ferdinand F. McAllister, Brooklyn, New York; John E. Adams, Berkeley, California; Samuel E. Elmore Jr., Spindale, North Carolina; Henry B. Ruley, Louisville, Kentucky; Robert P. Tucker, Charleston, South Carolina; Lucio E. Gatto, Cambridge,; Charles H. Horndon, Dublin, Texas...
...collect funds for the ambulance was first announced with Walter B. Cannon '96, George Higginson Professor of Physiology in the Medical Schools as head of the Harvard Committee of students and faculty for Medical Aid to Spanish Democracy. He was also head of a similar national group. W. Tucker Dean '37 and Hume Dow '38 were the student heads of the drive...