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...Confirmed Benjamin Nathan Cardozo of New York to be an Associate Justice of the U. S. Supreme Court and James Henderson Douglas Jr. of Chicago to be an Assistant Secretary of the Treasury...
...Nathan Hayward, Jr. '32 in taking charge of the dinner, the invitations for which have been sent out for the Club by the Reverend F. R. Griffin of Philadelphia, visiting preacher for next week...
Last week President Hoover appointed Chief Judge Benjamin Nathan Cardozo of New York's Court of Appeals to fill the Supreme Court vacancy made by the retirement of Associate Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes (TIME, Jan. 25). Senatorial Insurgents, Republicans and Demo-crats alike, unanimously applauded the choice. In making the appointment, which only a miracle could prevent the Senate from confirming, the President disregarded party and geographical distinctions. Judge Cardozo is a Democrat, although he has the support of both parties in his State, and will be the third New York member of the nation's highest tribunal...
...honoring. Elaborate souvenir programs and menus were printed. Two dollar Wedgwood plates depicting Columbia scenes were to be distributed to each & every guest. New York's Bishop William Thomas Manning would bless their food. President James Rowland Angell of Yale University. Author John Erskine (Columbia, 1900). Chief Judge Benjamin Nathan Cardozo (Columbia, 1889) of the New York Court of Appeals, put a final polish to their respective speeches. Non-Columbians accepting invitations to the dinner included Alfred Emanuel Smith. Owen D. Young. Governor Wilbur Lucius Cross of Connecticut, President Livingston Farrand of Cornell. Presiding Bishop James De Wolf Perry...
...Ramblers and the Freshman, will compete in the forth-coming tournament. The Freshman team was chosen through a round-robin tourney staged by the Harvard Chess Club, and has played together already in one informal match with Lowell House which resulted in a draw; R. M. Bowle '35 and Nathan Learner '35 won their games, and M. V. Levintritt '35 and P. B. Kenyon '35 were beaten after long seesion...