Word: vacationers
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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The U. S. Customs started the case in May, 1932 when it seized an unexpurgated copy sent to Publisher Bennett A. Cerf from Paris. Last fortnight there was a hearing in the small elegantly informal courtroom of the Bar Association Building. Publisher Cerf's lawyer, Morris Ernst, who makes...
Within little more than a week, the final lecture will have been delivered in most of the upperclass courses. A majority of the undergraduates, after the Christmas vacation, will begin a diligent search for lecture notes, either among their friends or among the numerous tutoring agencies which thrive just outside...
Matthew Chauncey Brush, bushy-browed Wall Street trader and elephantophile, resigned as president and became chairman of American International Corp., his famed investment trust. Harry A. Arthur, first vice president, was promoted to the presidency. Recently ill, Trader Brush planned a prolonged vacation to recover his health.
Sixty two per cent of the students questioned will be carried home by railroads, while automobiles, will take only 26 per cent to the scenes of their vacation. It is significant, however, that the number in each class who plan to drive home varies inversely with the number of their...
Some 40 years ago a Manhattan youngster named Walter Merrill Hall used to run from his front yard to the Hamilton Grange Tennis Club next door and peep through the fence at his father playing there. At 13 he learned to play. At 15, Walter Merrill Hall quit school, went...