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...brokerage house of deCoppet & Doremus is famed for other things than quick and accurate execution of customers' orders. Some of its partners' cultural adventures are as well-known as their business deals. Last week dapper Rowland Stebbins, Broadway's most successful stage "angel" for several seasons, announced he would put a stake back in Wall Street, become a special partner in deCoppet & Doremus,* his old firm. When he retired in 1929 to produce plays, Rowland Stebbins had been with the firm 23 years, twelve as a general partner. Before that he was an engineer until his cousin, the late Edward...
...sloughed off leaving a clean hole. For study 415 patients were sent to the W. K. Kellogg Foundation at Los Angeles, there given Coffey-Humber injections by Coffey-Humber representatives, the effects watched by physicians of the Foundation. Last week in the Journal of the American Medical Association Dr. Rowland H. Harris published the results of that study. Conclusions...
...announcement of the changes proposed was made for the first time on Thursday by President James Rowland Angell, who explained that the necessity of centralizing responsibility for the university's athletic organization, and the rapid development of intramural athletics under the house plan would result today in the radical revision of the constitution of the Yale Athletic Association...
Cleveland voted out its city manager ship plan after eight turbulent years. Candidates for the reinstated office of mayor included City Manager Daniel E. Morgan and ousted City Manager William Rowland Hopkins...
Three units of Yale's House Plan, which will go into full operation in the fall of 1933, have been officially named, according to announcement made yesterday by President James Rowland Angell. One of the new units, which will include the Sterling Quadrangle on Elm Street, will be named Trumbull, College in honor of Jonathan Trumbull, governor of Connecticut shortly after the Revolution. The other two colleges will be named Calhoun and Edwards in honor of John C. Calhoun, Yale 1804, and Jonathan Edwards, Yale 1720, respectively. Calhoun was the famous statesman of Civil War days, while Edwards...