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...biggest: the Wright Aeronautical Corp. at Cincinnati, whose payroll for the day (8,500 employes at double time) was more than...
Graduating from the University of Cincinnati, isaacs practiced law there and later became assistant dean of the Cincinnati Law School before coming here as Thayer Teaching Fellow at the Law School. In 1924 he was appointed to the post in the Business School, which he held until his death...
...Drolet said, 18,519 t.b. victims (58 per 100,000) died last year. The rate of decline in 1940 was only 2%. According to the decline of the last decade, it should have been approximately 4%. Philadelphia's t.b. death rate rose 5%, Baltimore's 20%, Cincinnati's 21%, Newark's 13%, Akron's 27%, Omaha...
...live near camp can leave Dec. 26, but men living a great distance away get 16 days, and the bulk of this movement will start Dec. 13, before the civilian peak. On that night, solid trainloads of troops will start to highball through the railroad gateways at Washington, Cincinnati, St. Louis and Chicago, thence fan out like Panzer divisions to all parts of the Northeast, where nearly half the men live...
Other officers elected were: lbis, Oliver E. Allen of New York and Lowell House; Narthex, John L. Hoffman of Old Lynne, Connecticut and Lowell House; and Thomas J. Wood, Jr. of Cincinnati, Ohio and Dunster House; Secretary, Eric Larrabee; Treasurer, Robert B. Sherwood; Advertising Manager, Charles W. Mulcahy; Circulation Manager, John R. Friar; Assistant Business Manager, F. Barton Harvey. All are Juniors...