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...summary: HARVARD 1929 BROWN 1929 O'Connell r.f. l.g. Crilly Bailey l.f. r.g. O'Hare Thackaberry c. c. Allison Robinson r.g. r f. Corn, Sweet Burns l.g. l.f. Slator...
Pride is the historical constant of the United States Senate. All generation of Senators from Clay and Webster, through Douglas and Seward, Aldrich and Allison, Lodge, LaFollette, and Penrose, have bequeathed this spirit of independence. It is as permanent as the snuff-boxes on the wall, of which Mr. Lowry writes, "Probably no Senator has taken snuff since Millard Fillmore's day, but it is the duty of the Sergeant-at-Arms to keep those two boxes freshly filed...
Chief Justice, Geoffrey Bolton 3L; Associates, Laurence Fly 3L, and W. K. Allison...
...Physical Colloqium will meet in Jefferson Physical Laboratory at 5 o'clock on Monday afternoon. Dr. S. K. Allison will talk on "Some Recent Developments in the Study of X-Rays and the Structure of Crystals...
James Rockwell Sheffield, 60, born at Dubuque, now resident of Manhattan, was educated at Yale College and at the Harvard Law School. He became private secretary to the late William B. Allison, Senator from Iowa, but soon took up a law practice in Manhattan. He once served a term in the New York Legislature, but most of his political activities have been out of office. He has known Charles Evans Hughes intimately ever since the latter was Governor of New York...