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Seniors reporting regularly are Thomas Winship, Lindley F. Burton, and Malcolm P. McNair. Finn C. Ferner, Roger B. Wilson, Del Ames, and Richard Herr represent the class of 1943, while Henry F. Bigelow, Jr., and T. McLane Griffin are the only sophomores, attending Thomas Allen, Jr., George Brett, William D. Cochran, F. Parker Reidy, and Philip Thayer are Freshmen participating...
Over 100 Freshmen appeared at the first meeting of the Remedial Reading Course yesterday and heard how they will speed up their reading over 200 words per minute during the next six weeks simply by watching motion pictures and reading from a manual compiled by S. Vincent Wilking, Bigelow Fellow and teacher of the course...
Professor Roger Bigelow Merriman, on "Harvard and the War? In the Union Upper Common Room at 7:15 o'clock tonight...
Died. Alanson Bigelow Houghton, 77, onetime U.S. Ambassador to Germany (1922-25), Ambassador to Britain (1925-29); in South Darmouth, Mass. Ex-president of the Corning Glass Works, he was known as "the businessman diplomat," was influential in "selling" the Dawes plan to post-World War I Germany...
Ends Sinclair Weeks, Jr., Bigelow Watts, Jr., William Whittington, George S. Wallace, Fred B. Withington, Jr., Stephen B. Smart, Don W. Richards, George B. Post, Hugh McCaffey, John H. Hewitt, Bradley D. Harris, Howard Hodgson, William J. Hornbeck, James W. Hubbell, Jr., Peter Garland, Ed French, George P. Early, Philip Drake, Victor J. Dowling, John P.E. Dempsey, George N. Casey, Clarence J. Clark, Arthur Bauman, Frank D. Bixler, Sherwood Bain and Thomas R. Ayres...