Word: cooperativeness
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Dates: during 1950-1950
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Brimingham: Jerome A. Cooper '33; Massey Bldg., Birminham...
...Fellows, who correspond to the University's Nieman Fellows, are: David K. Bernighausen, librarian and professor of Bibliography at Cooper Union; Angelo Giaudrone, Superintendent of Schools in Eilensburg, Washington; Gordon C. Godbey, assistant at the University of Kentucky; and Calvin E. Gross, registrant at the Thomas Jefferson High School in Los Angeles...
...Taub gets my point by this time. Just remember that there are places other than Harvard where a person can get an education as good as the one presented at Harvard. Why can't persons stop acting like kids and write articles that are completely fair and true? Cooper Smith, Jr. Williams College
Married. Prentice Cooper, 54, wealthy ex-Governor of Tennessee, loyal servitor of Memphis Boss Ed Crump, and former U.S. Ambassador to Peru; and U.N. Administrative Assistant Hortense Powell, 30; both for the first time; in Manhattan...
...Washington. The tall, solemn G.O.P. expert on foreign affairs took, a long step toward restoring the nation's bipartisan spirit in foreign policy by accepting an $11,000 job as a top consultant to Secretary of State Dean Acheson. Like the recent hiring of former Republican Senator John Cooper of Kentucky as a State Department advisor, Dulles' appointment was designed to quiet ruffled Republican tempers on Capitol Hill and restore some of the harmony which led to such bold undertakings as the Marshall Plan and the Atlantic Treaty. His appointment was an act of prudence on the Administration...