Word: bartons
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...America for 1932-33, just published, Lawyer Samuel Untermyer regains the distinction of having the longest biography in the book, 102 lines. He was outranked in 1930-31 by the late Dr. William Eleazar Barton (108 lines), and by Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler (105 lines). Dr. Butler has edited his paragraph to 94 lines...
...Founder" from his nephew Charles P. Eells (Hamilton 1874). Then on Labor Day the Alpha Delts banqueted. Only nonmember of their fraternity at the speakers' table was Hamilton Graduate Alexander Woollcott. Alpha Delt Franklin Delano Roosevelt was unable to accept an invitation to be present. But Bruce Barton was on the program as toastmaster, the following were invited as speakers and listeners: Headmaster Lewis Perry of Exeter, national president of Alpha Delta Phi; President Walter Clark Teagle of Standard Oil Co. of New Jersey; Father Frederick Herbert Sill, headmaster of Kent School; President Robert Maynard Hutchins of the University...
...partner in the publishing firm of Doubleday Page, who edited it from 1900 until 1913 when he was appointed Ambassador to the Court of St. James. He was succeeded by his son Arthur Wilson Page, now vice president of American Telephone & Telegraph Co., and successively by Carl Chandlee Dickey, Barton Wood Currie (previously editor of Ladies' Home Journal), Russell Doubleday, Alan C. Collins...
...names of the Seniors winning Summas are: Moses Abramovitz of Brooklyn, New York; John Barton Appelbaum of New York City; Garrett Birkhoff of Cambridge; Harold Leslie Bisbee of Milton; Jacob Canter of Newton; Frank Gilchrist of Bronxville, New York; Henry Adams Morss, Jr. of Boston; David Henry Popper of White Plains, New York; James Sloss of Elkins Park, Pennsylvania; Henry Babcock Veatch, Jr. of Evansville, Indiana; James Wallerstein of White Plains, New York; William Barry Wood, Jr. of Milton; and Paul Maurice Zoll of Roxbury...
From their beginning in September the programs will be prepared, as before, by the editors of TIME, with the assistance of Batten, Barton, Durstine & Osborn, advertising agency whose able Donald Stauffer will resume his direction of the program...