Word: clark
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Because Herbert Clark Hoover was nominated there for the Presidency in 1928, Kansas City, Mo., 19th U. S. city, felt a certain obligation to the G. 0. P. Its voters gave Hoover a 30,000 majority in the election, replaced a Democrat with a Republican in Congress. Last week Kansas City gave evidence that it considered its obligation discharged. Its voters elected Democrat Bryce B. Smith, baker, mayor over Republican George E. Kimball, lawyer, a solid Democratic city council, two Democratic municipal judges...
Although it is the policy of the Athletic Association to encourage participation in outdoor sports whenever possible, swimming will fill the requirements for Freshman physical training at all seasons, H. W. Clark '23, assistant director of athletics stated, Muir will be in the pool every day to give instruction in swimming. On Wednesday he will give the first installment of a ten-hour Red Cross life-saving course. The course will be given on Tuesdays and Thursdays, and is designed to equip men better for assuming duties as counsellors in camps during the summer. Last year 41 Seniors passed...
...subscribe to this fund before they become conscious that this is only one of a number of commencement expenses. We have still to hear from the Harvard Fund, the Class Day Committee, and half a dozen other groups. A. G. Hart '30. H. C. Speel '30. R. A. Clark...
...leading male role R. R. Wallstein '32 will play opposite Juliet Browne as Mrs. Cheyney, with the other female leads taken by Corliss Wilber, president of the Idler, and Mary Crist. R. N. Clark Jr. '32 will play the second male role. Other Harvard actors in the cast will be B. H. Junker '33, J. C. Swift '32, D. E. Roundes ocC, Carleton Greene '30, and E. D. Greene...
...President of the U.S. has been more interested in child welfare than Herbert Clark Hoover. On a $500,000 anonymous donation he has organized a large commission to survey this field, to recommend improvements. The Children's Bureau in the Department of Labor has his special favor. Last week he was amazed when two well-groomed ladies from Boston walked into his office and partly told him to his 'face that their whole purpose in life was to put his Children's Bureau out of business, to defeat all his elaborate plans for national child welfare...