Word: whitcombes
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Penalities Jackson (tripping), Manchester (interference), McGregor (board check), Saltonstall (tripping), Whitcomb (charging), Facgre (tripping), MeGregor (holding, McGroger (illegal check), Whitcomb (charging), Whitcomb (tripping...
...summary: HARVARD DARTMOUTH Baldwin, Crosby, l.w. r.w., W. Morton, Manchester Wood, Putnam, c. c. R. Morton, Walters Cummingham, Saltonstall, Pell, r.w. r.d. Whitcomb, Arthur McGregor, Hasier, r.d. l.d. Faeare, Arthur DeGive, g g., Hawkes...
...trip he started last week is a three-month world cruise arranged by Raymond-Whitcomb aboard the Norwegian Stella Polaris. Four dozen other Americans will be in the party. The ship, as it lay moored to a Brooklyn dock last week, contained 5,000 bottles of spirits, kegs of beer piled deck high, 55,000 bottles of vintage wine...
...swept out the offices of American Express Co. in Boston. He turned out to be quite a broom. In a few years he had swept himself into place as financial manager of the company's business in Canada. He became part owner and vice president of Raymond & Whitcomb Co.. travel agents, and then assistant to President Seward Prosser in Liberty National Bank. At 34 he was president of Liberty National. In the War he served under Morgan Partner Henry Pomeroy Davison as general manager of the American Red Cross in 1917 and Red Cross Commissioner for France...
Died. John Jay Curtis, 74, president and co-founder of Publishers Bobbs-Merrill & Co.; of pneumonia; in Indianapolis, Ind. Bobbs-Merrill published first the writings of Poet James Whitcomb Riley; second, Charles Major's novel When Knighthood Was in Flower. Publisher Curtis invented colored book jackets...