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...Munro Leaf dashed off his fabulous The Story of Ferdinand in 40 minutes, with no more propagandist purpose than an oldster reading funny papers to his grandchildren...
Publisher Cresswell promptly rehired as editor Charles Munro Morrison, who was editor from 1930 to 1939. Editor Morrison, now publicity director of the Republican City Committee, is a good friend of Philadelphia's Republican Chairman Jay Cooke. So is Publisher Cresswell, who went to school (St. Paul's) and college (Princeton) with Chairman Cooke, served with him in World War I, later toured the world with him. The Ledger will remain a Republican paper...
...James M. Graham, Reginald Gray, S. Eliot Guild, R. Cushing Hamlen, Huntington R. Hardwick, Bartlett Harwood, Lawrence Hemenway, Edwin H. Heminway, Christian A. Herter, Leverett F. Hooper, John K. Howard, Coleman Jennings, Devereux C. Josephs, Malcolm J. Logan, John P. Marquand, Charles E. Mead, Benry H. Mayer, Edward S. Munro...
...list of books includes Fay, "The Origins of the World War"; Friedrich, "Constitutional Government and Politics"; Roberts, "The House That Hitler Built"; Munro, "The Governments of Europe"; Slichter, "Modern Economic Society"; Garver and Hansen, "Principles of Economics"; and Taussig, "Principles of Economics;" Sorokin, "Social Mobility" and "Contemporary Sociological Theories;" Steiner, "Government in Fascist Italy"; Harper, "The Government of the Soviet Union"; Roberts, "The House That Hitler Built"; Hockett, "Political and Social Growth of the United States"; and Pringle, "Theodore Roosevelt...
...aspirations into a practical program, in the winter and spring of 1937 an extended series of conferences was held between educators and government officials under the direction of President Harold W. Dodds of Princeton, an authority on municipal government, and California Institute of Technology's famed Professor William B. Munro. Their prospectus envisaged an enrollment in the Littauer School of from 40 to 70 students...