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Aids from the Andrew and J. Bayard Scholarships have been awarded to the following: Norman S. Altman 1L., of Bronx, New York; Herbert B. Cohn 1L., of New York, New York; Robert M. Estes 1L., of Manchester, New Hampshire; Hirsh Freed 1L., of Brooklyn, New York; Henry Gesmer 1L., of Quincy; Arnold G. Malkan 1L., of New York, New York; Wallace Mendelson 1L., of Chicago, Illinois; Herbert Peterfreund, 1L., of Glen Lyon, Pennsylvania; Hyman W. Rosenthal 1L., of Paterson, New Jersey; Wilbur R. Shook 1L., of Morristown, New Jersey; Philip D. Straffin 1L., of Campello; Lyman M. Tondel...

Author: NO WRITER ATTRIBUTED | Title: First Year Law Students Are Awarded Large Scholarships | 2/12/1934 | See Source »

...last important obstacle to newspaper code was the question of child labor. Almost all U. S. newspapers use newsboys, of which there are 570,000 in the U. S. All NRA codes signed so far prohibit child labor. Newspapers resent being told not to use newsboys. Last week, the Bronx Home News discharged 100 newsboys who had tried to organize a carriers' union...

Author: /time Magazine | Title: The Press: Administrator Without Code | 1/29/1934 | See Source »

...York last week Death, as it must to all creatures, came to the Bronx Zoo's female vampire bat, 16 weeks after Dr. Raymond Lee Ditmars had brought her from Panama (TIME, Oct. 2). Three days later its 25-day-old baby died too, of indigestion and loneliness. That left the world without a single live vampire bat on exhibition...

Author: /time Magazine | Title: Animals: Death in a Bat House | 1/8/1934 | See Source »

...Ditmars' trip to Panama last summer had made New York's Bronx Zoo unique throughout the world in the possession of a live vampire bat, a tiny, loathsome, jut-jawed creature which lives on blood sucked from beasts and men (TIME, Oct. 2). Thriving on defibrinated blood obtained fresh daily from an abattoir, the captive has now presented its owners with the first vampire bat ever born...

Author: /time Magazine | Title: Animals: Birth in a Bat House | 12/11/1933 | See Source »

...House and I have been here ever since. Back in the '90s, two cocktails cost a quarter and a quart of the best whiskey sold for .75. The present-day prices, although not as cheap as that, are still reasonable. The cocktails cost as follows: Martini .25, Manhattan .30, Bronx .25, Clover Club .35, Old Fashioned .35, Orange Blossom .30, Champagne .75; the prices of the punches and miscellaneous mixed drink.; Planters Punch .45, Claret Punch .35, Brandy Egg Nogg .50, Tom Collins .35, Gin Rickey .25, Ward "8" .45. The fizzes and sours range from...

Author: NO WRITER ATTRIBUTED | Title: Once More Behind Bar, "Baldy" Guindon Calls Prohibition Nation's "Worst Evil"--Now Happy | 12/9/1933 | See Source »

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