Word: writings
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...home which he has built for his wife and family on the outskirts of New Haven, near the home of his playwright brother-in-law, Lee Wilson Dodd. He commutes from New Haven to his office in New York City. It is said he has learned that he can write a short essay each week in just the two hours it takes him to travel from New Haven to New York. Who will say that this is not literary efficiency, and what banker can claim better organization...
...should be very much surprised if Professor Hudson did not write the winning Bok Peace Plan," said Mr. Vanderlip, when questioned on the subject on Saturday by a CRIMSON reporter. All his former writings and speeches certainly point in that direction, though of course there is the possibility that some friend of his wrote it, or that some one has emulated his ideas...
...write it, no one can object to his denying the fact," continued Mr. Vanderlip. The winner is under oath to conceal his identity...
...write in order to have counteracted as much as possible the general impression that your account of the Hiram W. Johnson for President Club meeting--appearing in last Thursday's issue of the CRIMSON--has given. That account by innuendo has succeeded in ridiculing the meeting because of the small number of men of the University in attendance. Your reporter, however, left before any action of a practical nature had been taken by the club: before its organization had been effected, before resolutions had been drawn up and adopted and before the members reported the number of University...
...CRIMSON reporter found Professor Hudson at the Ames Competition talking with Dean Pound, one of the Judges of the Bok Award. When asked the question. "Did you write the winning Bok Peace Plan?" he denied it flatly. Then the Nation's telegram was produced, but after being confronted with it, Professor Hudson again said, "No, no," and turned away...