Word: withdrawn
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Raymond Dennett '36, Graduate Secretary of P. B. H., also revealed yesterday that the $400 appropriation which sends two students to the Grenfell Mission in Labrador each summer has been withdrawn and will be used to finance any student summer activity along social service lines considered worthy of subsidy. Work at the Grenfell Mission is not necessarily excluded, however...
...also Mussolini's official biographer and for many years his closest feminine confidante-though by no means the only one. Her influence waned when her old friend decided to pal around with Jew-tormenting Adolf Hitler, whom she detests. Now all her Government sinecures have been withdrawn, but last week she insisted to International News Service: "I have not been exiled. . . . Please make it clear...
Simon & Schuster withdrew from sale two highly-praised novels by Jerome Weidman (I Can Get it for You Wholesale and What's in it for Me?). Reason: their principal character, Harry Bogen, a smart-guy Jew, is enough to rouse anti-Semitic sentiments in a rabbi. Also withdrawn was Miniature Photography, by one of the firm's partners, Richard Simon. Reason: it commends some German-built cameras...
Last Tuesday Widener Library instituted a change in regard to its policy on book withdrawals. From now on, a book wanted by several students may only be withdrawn for a one-week period instead of the two-week period previously in effect. The result is that books in great demand are more available...
Prof. Theodore Graobner, head of Concordia Theological Seminary, testified that the recognition agreement served as the "opening wedge" for Communist propaganda and added that it is for "the statesmen" to determine whether the American ambassador to Moscow should be withdrawn. once. Two of the courts may be used for handball as well as squash...