Word: pearson
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Dates: during 1930-1930
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...Secretary of Agriculture that beginning February 1932 repeating shotguns be restricted to three shots per loading. Gun manufacturers are willing to cooperate. Among famed conservationists at the game conference were Senator Frederic Collin Walcott of Connecticut, chairman of the Senate Committee on Wild Life Resources; Dr. Thomas Gilbert Pearson, president of National Association of Audubon Societies; Senator Harry Bartow Hawes, Senate Commission on Migratory Bird Conservation; Col. Arthur Foran, comptroller of the Port of New York, vice president of More Game Birds in America...
...Abdian '32, E. T. Clapp Gr., Edward Gaskill Gr., W. F. R. Haigh '33, F. G. McLarty Gr., R. W. Pearson '31, H. C. Schmidt '32, P. W. Turrentine Gr., W. M. Tewell...
...Pearson, who had been much hurt by the civil bird war, heard the opposition through, defended his policies. He said that he was not ashamed to admit that he believes in cooperating with the sportsman. Wise hunters are more inter sted in conserving birds than are most other U. S. citizens, he believes...
...insurgents proved to have small power in the meeting. Some of them objected, complained of "steam roller tactics." Three directors up for reelection, whom the insurgents had hoped to defeat, were reinstated. One of these was Dr. Pearson. In an attempt to restore peace among the bird-lovers, he established a committee of three to investigate the charges made against him. On the committee are Chauncey J. Hamlin, onetime chairman of the National Conference on Outdoor Recreation; Alexander Grant Ruthven, president of the University of Michigan; Dr. Thomas Barbour, curator of Harvard's Museum of Comparative Zoology...
Black crew--Stroke, C. C. Mixter '34; 7, W. L. Dunne '34; 6, B. H. Brown '34; 5, H. G. Pearson, Jr. '34; 4, W. P. Hazard '34; 3, H. P. Mills '34; 2, G. R. Heath '34; bow, E. S. Fox '34; cox, D. Litchfield...