Word: ordering
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Dates: during 1940-1940
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...opening the annual Mobilization for Human Needs, appealed to U. S. citizens to give freely to private charity: "Human kindness has never weakened the stamina or softened the fibre of a free people. A nation does not have to be cruel in order to be tough...
Published last week by the University. Press order the title of "Charleston Goes to Harvard," the diary was written when Mott was a 19-year-old Junior in the College...
...Varsity meet by Crusader Francis Kelley, a sophomore, who finished a stride ahead of the Crimson leader in 29:17.6. A flurry of Crimson harriers finished hot on the heels of the two leaders, with Bob Jay, Joe McLoughlin, John Sopka and Kay Rogers crossing the line in that order. Joe Scott and Bob Nichols, who finished eighth and ninth, were the only other Mikkolamen among the first...
William Palson, who finished 200 yards ahead of the field in the Yearling race, was elected captain of the 1944 team after the meet. The next three places were snared by Tim Coggeshall, Marsh Hughes and Robert Mead in that order...
...well recognized religious sect like the Quakers, whose creed or principles forbid participation in war. It is enough under the law if the man himself is opposed to war on religious grounds. He must of course convince the proper authorities of the sincerity of his belief in order to be assigned to nonmilitary service. The present law is wider than the War Draft Act, which expressly required membership in a pacifist sect...