Word: spokes
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Dates: during 1950-1950
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...Werner Plans '51, C. Bruce Lane '52, and Richard N. Eliner '51 spoke for Harvard. Cadets Peter Kuhn Hayford, and Richard Buck represented West Point...
Mainly for something to talk about, Sperry spoke of what he had been reading. He mentioned Harper's Magazine ("I don't think I know that one," said the teacher), the Atlantic Monthly ("I don't think I know that one," she repeated), and several books. As far as Sperry could see, the English teacher didn't do any reading at all. With three children of his own just about ready to enter school, he began to wonder what sort of education teachers get. In the next two years, he visited dozens of teachers' colleges...
Died. Clifton Alexander Woodrum, 63, longtime (1923-45) U.S. Representative from Virginia; of a heart ailment; in Washington. Though he went along with most of the New Deal, Woodrum was a leader of the Democratic Party's conservative wing, spoke up sternly now & then against freehanded Administration spending. In 1939 Washington newsmen voted him one of the ten ablest Representatives...
General Simmons spoke on "Health and Manpower in Peace or War" at the banquet of the Third Gulf Coast Regional Conference on Industrial Health...
...Young Republican Club yesterday took issue with the Student Council and spoke out against compulsory mid-term grades...