Word: stevenses
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Dates: during 1930-1930
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L. R. DAEMS JAMES D. LAW C. H. DICKMAN R. MULLER THAYER STEVENS
King George V was toasted in water by the British delegation. Herbert Hoover sent the opening business session his benediction. Sir Henry Worth Thornton, U. S. born chairman and president of Canadian National Railways, made a speech. One day the thermometer registered 99º. Hotel rooms were at a premium...
To other cities word was flashed to be on the lookout for underworld arrivals. But the week ran out with no progress reported, the killer still at large. From the very nature of Reporter Lingle's work, his wide knowledge of underworld activities, it was difficult to guess who...
Five years ago William O. Goodman, Chicago lumber magnate, gave the Art Institute a theatre in memory of his son Kenneth, amateur playwright, who died in November 1918. The Goodman Theatre, built below ground level behind the Art Institute to leave the South Parkway lake frontage unobstructed, cost $300,000...
The Goodman controversy is largely a financial one. Donor Goodman's $150,000 endowment gives the theatre but $9,000 a year income. Last year's deficit was $42,000 which came out of the Art Institute's pocket. Director Stevens' position: he wanted to produce...