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...usually is the first to change a price, felt sure it was dominant. Some stated that there was restraint of trade, that if they cut the price of gasoline no company would sell to them. Others testified no such fate would befall. Witness L. S. Hall, Gulf retailer in Concord, N. H., and the counsel for the defense went into a long discussion of Royal Dutch-Shell's activities. Asked whether he did not know that Gulf Oil Corp. of Pennsylvania was perhaps second in size only to Royal Dutch-Shell, honest Witness Hall replied, "I have no knowledge...
Harvard Club of Concord. President: Wilford C. Saeger '04, 54 Main St., Concord. Secretary: Edward F. Loughlin '00, 363 Main St., West Concord. Treasurer: Henry S. Thompson '99, Concord...
...England Federation of Harvard Clubs. President: Robert H. Hallowell '96, 60 State St., Boston. Vice-President: Fordyce T. Blake '12, 340 Main St., Worcester. Secretary: Leon M. Little '10, 135 Devonshire St., Boston Treasurer: Henry S. Thompson '99, Concord...
...crisp word in U. S. cruisers-and peered closely through binoculars at the trim masses of war machinery which soon came plowing past. From the light-cruiser division (eight strong, four abreast, led by the Detroit), then from the destroyer divisions (26 strong, four abreast, led by the cruiser Concord), then from the dreadnaughts (eleven strong, in three columns, led by the Texas),* finally from the 33,000-ton aircraft carriers Saratoga and Lexington, the presidential salute of 21 guns per ship plus the "Star-Spangled Banner" by each ship's band, came muffled from a mile away downwind...
Other elections were those of Armistead Buckner Rood '31, of Concord, Mass., as vice-president, and Frederick Fiechter '31, of Pittsburgh, Pa., as secretary. Resolutions were also made to change the constitution at the first fall meeting of the Council...