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...Corp.; invested in Chrysler in the '205, was soon a member of the board of directors of the Bank of Manhattan, Continental Oil Co. and more than a dozen other large industrial and financial corporations. Wartime ("dollar-a-year") special assistant to the administrator of the lend-lease program, later director of its British Empire branch, prominent Roman Catholic Layman Griffin was longtime (1947-57) president of the English-Speaking Union and co-chairman of the American Fund...
James S. Duesenberry, professor of Economics and co-chairman of that department's Examining Committee, admitted that "We're pretty fussy" in awarding honors degrees. He said, however, that a summa cum laude degree in Economics was intended to be "a very high recommendation," limited to students "likely to become creative scholars if they continue in their field...
...blood drive, which closes today, needs only 128 additional pints to better its peacetime record established last fall. All those who have missed their appointments and any who have made no appointment may make their donations today, according to Dave Huber '59, co-chairman of the campaign. Donations will be taken at Memorial Hall from...
...Cross yesterday began collecting blood donations in what is so far "one of the largest peace-time blood drives in the history of Harvard," according to Stanley B. Lyss '58, co-chairman of the P.B.H. blood drive...
Representatives of the Phillips Brooks House Social Service Committee will discuss the group's work in Cambridge settlements and evaluate their recent report on volunteer-agency responsibilities when they appear before the Cambridge Federation of Settlements on Dec. 9, committee Co-Chairman Harold A. Richmond '59 announced yesterday...