Word: dunne
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...large number of the University's swingsters have already indicated their intention to show up. Among the leading contenders are guitarist Edward E. Hunt Jr. '43, and tenor-sax men Eugene F. Burgstaller '43 and Joseph A. Dunn...
Beverly C. Dunn Jr., of Seattle, Wash, as Teaching Fellow in Electronics; A.M. Harvard '42; Leverett S. Tuckerman Jr., of Salem, Mass., as Teaching Fellow in Electronics; A.M. Harvard '42; Edwin C. Gras, of Cambridge, Mass., as Teaching Fellow in Alternating Currents; A.M. Harvard '40; Herbert Jehle, of Cambridge, Mass., as Instructor in Physics; Dr. Engin. Berlin '33; Jackson E. Morris, of Hoquiam, Wash., as Teaching Fellow in Physics; A.M. Harvard '41; R. Ross Lamoreaux, of Santa Barbara, Calif, as Bigelow Fellow, School of Education; M.S.Ed. University of Southern California '40; William H. D. Vernon, of Brussels, ont. Canada...
Died. Matthew A. Dunn, 55, blind, humanity-loving Congressman from Pennsylvania (1933-41); in Pittsburgh. He once offered a jobs-for-everybody proposal which called for an appropriation...
...most unexpected shortage was steel, since the U.S. owned 45% of the world's steel capacity. In February Engineer Gano Dunn estimated defense steel needs for 1942 (including export) at 18,984,000 tons. Seven months later Donald Nelson estimated the same demand as 35,000,000 tons. Meanwhile steel expansion had been authorized to the extent of 10,000,000 tons. Yet when 600 steelmen came to Washington in November, OPM's Arthur Whiteside estimated their 1942 production at only 82,600,000 tons-200,000 tons less than output in 1941. For by then...
Equally stony-eyed was Italian Ambassador Prince Ascanio Colonna. When he stepped out of Political Adviser James Dunn's office, and into the elevator, photographers backed him against the wall, flashed closeups. Said Colonna: "I have delivered nothing. I came to inquire." (Commented the gum-chewing, irrepressible New York Daily News: "Okay, Prince, goombye please...