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...recently elected members of the Junior Eight, who will elect members of the Society next year, are M. H. Abrams '34, E. A. Ackerman '34, D. J. Boerstin '34, D. D. Cody '34, A. C. Dearing, Jr. '34, Barney Foldman '34, E. S. Godfrey, 3d. '34, and H. M. Katzin...
Class of 1934: Meyer Howard Abrams, of Long Branch, New Jersey; Edward Augustus Ackerman, of Spokane, Washington; Daniel Joseph Boorstin, of Tulsa, Oklahoma; Donald David Cody, of Hartford, Connecticut; Anderson Chenault Dearing, Jr., of Washington, D.C.; Barney Feldman, of Lynn, Massachusetts; Edward Settle Godfrey, of Albany New York; Herbert Maurice Katzin, of Newark, New Jersey...
...fiscal position, for misleading a harassed Congress with bad estimates on receipts and expenditures. President-elect Roosevelt, it is known, wants the best possible man for Secretary of the Treasury to revive confidence in that department. The Press promptly pointed its long finger at white-crested Bernard Mannes ("Barney") Baruch. Mr. Baruch contributed $61,000 to the campaign. By rights the job was his. But Mr. Baruch, now 62. evidently does not want it or any other. He may prefer to be an informal dictator of Democratic policy from the Wall Street side lines...
...Davison '3b, A.J. DeVito '33, R.B. Doretous '35, J. B. Duffy, Jr. '35, Samuel Duker '33, William Dworetaky '33, L.K. Emerson '33, Barney Feldman '34, J.L. Pinan '33, N.S. Foley '34, F.G. Folger '33, Maurice Franks '35, R.M. Gallagher '34, L.E. Gatto '34, Henry Gemner '33, Leo Goldberg '34, Henry Greenberg '33, J.V. Ballett '35, A.M. Halpern '33, J.C. Harris E.G.L. Haskins '35, J.D. Hersey '33, J.J. Hession '35, E.H. Hickey '35, J.W. Higgins, Jr. '33, E.C. Hodson '35, M.L. Hoffman '35, Samuel Horwitz '33, T.H. Hunter '35, E.S. Hurwitt '33, Alvan Hyde...
...Barney Slaney, six-foot-five and solid as stone, was a brave engineer but his wife was a bad w-m-n. When Barney discovered the facts he killed her and her lover, was sentenced to a convict camp for life. But he did not stay long. Told off to help bury yellow-fever victims in a nearby town, Barney made a graveyard break and got away. In his flight he met up with a lovely virgin, conveniently orphaned by the epidemic. Naturally they fell in love. In a Western mining town they married, soon became most popular members...