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...Concord and throughout New Hampshire, New York newspapers sold out as quickly as they could be unloaded from icicled baggage cars. Who knew what might happen, now that the radio and the big papers down in New York were talking about John Winant for President? It had been a long time ago, but one New Hampshireman, Franklin Pierce, had made it. In the garland of local journalistic tributes which promptly flourished throughout the state, none was so significant as that of the Manchester Union: "If Mr. Winant aspires to the Presidency, he will discover only friendliness and loyalty at home...
...nominees for Secretary are John R. Canavan, of Dorchester, a graduate of Boston Latin School; Theodore Chase, of Concord, a graduate of Groton and Treasurer of the Student Council; George C. Doyle, of Malden, a graduate of Malden High; Alfred B. Hallowell, of Milton Academy, a member of the Student Council, and a Varsity track man; and Atreus von Schrader, Jr., of New York City, a graduate of Milton and Secretary of the Student Council...
...College; and Charles P. Curtis '83 of Boston, and Grenville Clark '03 of New York, Fellows of the College. The members of the Board of Overseers on the committee are George R. Agassiz '84, of Boston, President; Henry James '99, of New York; and Charles F. Adams '88, of Concord. The representatives of the Alumni are Archibald G. Thacher '97, of New York; Joseph L. Valentine '98, of Chicago; and Alfred M. Tozzer '00, professor of Anthropology, of Cambridge...
...January 13, Milton Academy at Milton; January 17, Exeter; January 20, St. Mark's at Southboro; January 27, Boston University Freshmen; February 7, Framingham High; February 12, Mountain Lakes Club; February 14, Newton High; February 17, Dartmouth Freshmen; February 20, Harvard Junior Varsity; February 22, St. Paul's at Concord; February 24, Yale at New Haven...
...affected by the proposed bridge, said: "The Cambridge Hospital and the Homes for Aged People regret the increased noise, but recognize that this link must be made. None of our land is condemned. There is no doubt but what the bridge will become a necessity when the relocated Concord turnpike is completed. This road will offer a quick through-way to Concord and all points west on the Mohawk trail and the resulting congestion in Harvard Square must be relieved by making it easy for traffic to use the other side of the river...