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...Nathan to Army. Into the Army as a private last week went a man who carried many of the answers in his big, black-thatched head. He is huge, gorilla-shouldered Robert Nathan, 34, former chairman of WPB's planning committee. Nathan was one of the few New Dealers who demanded billions of dollars for the war effort when the services couldn't see how they could use millions. Profiting by the lessons of the war, he was one who fought vigorously to expand the nation's raw material supply when the services went hog-wild...
...most active and important alumni organizations, has already received $2,187,000 from 65 per cent of the living alumni of the College. The money, which is received at any amount over a dollar, is used by the University for anything it sees fit. Nathan Pereles, Jr. '04, Chairman of the Fund, announced last week that a total of 11.842 alumni contributed $139.136.84 to the Fund last year, setting a new record for such donations. The Fund has for the last eight years had more contributors than any other American university fund...
Died. Nancy Traylor Souder, 29, wife of wealthy Kansas Oilman J. Robert Souder, ex-wife of Chicago Packinghouse Heir Nathan Burton Swift, and daughter of the late Melvin Traylor, organizer of the Bank for International Settlements and near-Presidential candidate in 1932; by falling or jumping from a Manhattan hotel window...
During the evening, a portrait of Dr. Leroy M. S. Miner, dean of the Dental School, will be unveiled by Dr. Calvin G. Page, grandson of the School's founder, Nathan Cooley Keep...
...well-entrenched guard. On its general staff were New Deal intellectuals like Milton Katz, just another member of the WPB legal staff, actually Nelson's chief legal adviser; there was Economist Mordecai Ezekiel, Planner Bob Nathan, Statistician Simon Kuznetz, and at least one former businessman, Vice Chairman William L. Batt. Behind the scenes they campaigned and politicked to throw Eberstadt out, put Wilson...