Word: wininger
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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But it would be naive to imagine that Mr. Siepmann's visit is purely academic. Obviously, he will travel about the country, but ton-holing the leading radio executives, dining and wining them, discussing -- in an off-hand manner, of course -- the unfortunate war into which Britain has been dragged...
A $1,600,000 loan made by 16 Manhattan banks started the corporate wheels moving. Then Stockbroker Richard Whitney, now of Sing Sing, a man of no mean financial daring, took over as chairman of the Bond Sales Committee, set out to sell $27,829,500 in 4% fair debentures...
Last year Louis R. Chauvenet '41 broke all previous records in wining his subscription. The chief stumbling block in past races has been procuring the all-important signature of the adviser, but Chauvenet browbeat his mentor into swift, unargumentative submission.
Out of the five singles and three doubles matches, the Lincoln's Inn Club succeeded in wining only one singles game.
Kendric N. Marshall '21, graduate secretary of the Union, read the Dartmouth letter inviting Harvard to send a four man team. Six colleges will participate in the contest, which will be divided into "rounds." Dartmouth will present a prize to the wining team.