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Ushers for the event are John E. Barnet 4G, Alfred C. Butterfield '37, Shaun Kelly, Jr. '36, Branford P. Millar '35, Benjamin C. Riggs '37, Douglas C. Scott '35, Robert E. Simon, Jr. '35, Wyndham M. Southgate '31, assistant in History, and Roy W. Winsauer...
...turned out at yesterday's meeting, the following are letter men returning from last year: Thornton Brown '36, John M. Callaway '37, Samuel R. Callaway '36, Alfred S. Dewey '36, Arthur F. Duffey '36, Benjamin H. Hallowell '36, Dunbar Holmes '35, Michael S. Hovenanian '36, William A. Lincoln '35, Captain William P. Watts '35, Richard A. Dow '35, Ashton Emerson '36, Robert H. Waldinger '36, Francis E. Denny '37, and Louis B. Carr '37. Among the football men who have received two weeks' leave of absence from training are Thomas H. Bilodeau '37, Leo A. Ecker '37, George S. Ford...
...retiring Commander Hayes ever a member of the A.E.F.? Some years ago TIME reported that Commander Paul V. McNutt was never a member of the A.E.F. McNutt, it appears, served in Camp Benjamin Harrison, that great cradle of pensioners. The Legion has had 19 National Commanders and in point of fact there have been several who were not in the A.E.F...
...last member of the Court, who should be the least significant in point of seniority, is far from it. In 1913 in Manhattan and The Bronx, the Fusion candidate for the Supreme Court of New York was an able young lawyer named Benjamin Nathan Cardozo. Early returns showed him running behind his ticket and he went to bed believing himself beaten. He awoke in the morning to find that: "My name led all the rest when the returns from The Bronx came in. Our good Italian citizens took my name for one of their...
...actual British Headquarters Papers; 15 folio manuscript volumes of Lord Germain, British Colonial Secretary; and the official files of General Thomas Gage, British Commander-in-Chief, probably the most important bundle of manuscript that ever crossed the Atlantic. Some "items": Burgoyne's and Cornwallis' letters reporting surrender; Benjamin Franklin's letter refusing to compensate Tories; Pitcairn's report of the Battle of Lexington; a letter of Christopher Columbus describing his first voyage...