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...other in the matter; it seems unfortunate that at least one consideration has been overlooked in the discussion of the ways and means of conducting those more or less solemn rituals around which these discussions and--presumably, if one may judge from them--our intellectual processes are henceforth in some fashion to revolve that is to say the meals. It is that, for nearly 300 years, the students of Harvard College have, in fact, had the curious custom of eating together in one fashion or another. With the otherwise wholly admirable shifting of the center of college life nearer...
Most obvious of the advantages the deal will bring the Van Sweringens is that the Erie coal properties, never operating at full capacity because of lack of distribution facilities, will now have ample service. Another is that henceforth U. S. Trucking can deliver Erie shipments, for since Pittston and not the railroad controls it, the I. C. C. cannot consider itself outraged...
...House Plan, Langmuir admitted, the club may decide to sell its present quarters at 66 Winthrop Street, for they are supported solely by room rents, and the undergraduates now living there may henceforth occupy rooms in the new dormitories. A decision on this matter, however, will not be reached till the February meeting...
Quickly the Curtiss people retaliated. They got the court to order the Handley Page entry held in the U. S. as evidence of contempt of court. Circumstances: In 1921, the Curtiss Company won an injunction restraining Handley Page "henceforth and forever" from importing any aviation products to the U. S., because the English company was using certain Curtiss devices. In England Curtiss had no redress. But they could keep Handley Page out of the U. S. The revival of their injunction was a Curtiss move to prove that Handley Page was prosecuting the $300,000 lawsuit without "clean hands." Probable...
...Melville Elijah Stone developed the Associated Press, enhanced its foreign news with A. P.'s "opposition." United Press. Last week came another event. Simultaneous with the announcement that United Press had extended its service into its 18th language (Icelandic )', the New York Herald Tribune made known that henceforth it would use full U. P. service, domestic and foreign. With its own overseas bureaus and the A. P. and U. P. the Herald Tribune was putting itself in a position to rival the stately semi-officialdom of the Times in the field of foreign news...