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Members of the committee include: Hugh S. Barbour '42, Boston Chairman; Charles S. Borden '43; Carleton Burr '43; E. Langdon Burwell '41; Seth C. Crocker '41; John Dorman '36, proctor in Matthews Hall; Richard D. Edwards '41; David D. Henry '41; Eric W. Johnson '39, proctor of Thayer Hall; Eugene D. Keith '42; Thomas Lacey, 2nd '42; W. Rhoads Murphy, 3rd '41, John Richardson '43; Edmond B. Spaeth, Jr. '42, chairman...
...Carleton Burr starred from his position as defense man, and the first line of Bill Apthrop, Henry Tilgham and Bill LaCroix kept the puck in enemy territory. Dick Loomis, John Page, Bill Apthrop, and Bill LaCroix scored for the Crimson...
...Minister, horse-faced Clarence Edward Gauss, transferred to Chungking. Another transfer brought Bert Fish, now Minister to Egypt, to Portugal, at the same rank; while swell-shirted Herbert Claiborne Pell, the Newport bolshevik, moved from the hot spot at Lisbon to one at Budapest, as Minister to Hungary. Edwin Carleton Wilson, at Uruguay and William Dawson, at Panama, changed jobs, both at Ambassadorial rank, and spare, smooth Alexander Comstock Kirk was promoted from Rome Embassy counselor to Minister to Egypt...
...Died. Carleton Ellis, 64, chemical inventor who held some 750 patents, more than any other American except Thomas Edison and John O'Connor; of influenza; in Miami Beach. Chemist Ellis' inventions gave birth to more than 100,000 compounds. He developed Standard Oil's tube-&-tank process of cracking oil, found the formula for cheap acetone to fireproof airplane wings in World War I, made plastics an exact and lucrative science...
...addition to Rowe, the other Harvard members of the club who made the trip were: Stephen P. Baldwin '43, Earle J. Carleton, Jr. '41, Chester S. Chard 2G, E. Mott Davis, Jr. 1G, Robert J. Kormfield '42, Judson T. Shaplin '42, and Harold P. Winchester...