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...will hold Austin Teaching Fellowships for the year 1923-24 are: Mr. Giles Mallalieu Bollinger, Mr. Elbert Charles Cole 1G., Mr. Kendall Wilson Foster, Mr. Aubrey Edwin Hopkins 1G., Mr. Alfred George Jacques, Mr. Francis Bartlett Manning: 5G., Mr. Curtis Elliot Norton 1G., Mr. Orlando Elliott Romig 1G., Mr. Roger Greenleaf Stevens...
Assistants for next year are: Mr. Howard Gordon Bennett '17, Mr. Marland Pratt Billings '23, Mr. Lucius Williams Elder Jr. 3G., Mr. Duncan Pomeroy Ferguson, Mr. Stanley Warren Glass 1G., Mr. Philip Albert Leighton, Mr. Lazarus Rubin 1G...
...theory that Verner Warren Clapp 1G, was drowned while swimming in the Charles on Wednesday will have to be abandoned as a result of two late reports that seem to prove that Clapp in on his way to Worcester. About 9.30 last night William Eastwood of Framingham reported to the Framingham Chief of Police that he had picked up a man answering to Clapp's description at about 8.30 o'clock Thursday morning outside Framingham. Eastwood was on his way to Marlboro by motor and found a man in a blue serge suit "and white sneakers" without hat walking along...
...early hour this morning no trace had been found of Verner Warren Clapp 1G., of Washington, D. C., missing since yesterday morning. All day the Metropolitan police dragged the Charles River between the Newell and Weld boat houses, working on the theory that Clapp had been drowned. Later developments, however, lead the authorities to believe that he is alive...
Clapp had been accustomed to go swimming with his friend Roger Pierce 1G., but on Wednesday he started from the float alone, swam through the right hand arch of Anderson Bridge and up beyond the Newell boat house. He was last seen in the water by W. C. Ladd '26 near the Brighton side of the river below the boat house. No other sign of Clapp had been found until late yesterday afternoon when it developed that James Milliken, caretaker of the Cambridge boat house, had seen a swimmer in a blue bathing suit climb up on the opposite bank...