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...following men are nominees from the Class of '46: Walter Amory, John C. Athanassiou, Ashley H. Carter, Richard A. Chenoweth, Lawrence Creshkoff, Ingersoll Cunningham, Douglas Danner, Howard K. Ente, Paul G. Garrity, Lawrence H. Hyde, Jr., Edward J. Leonard, John C. Loos, Jr., Donald Mishara, Melvin H. Morgan, Paul F. O'Rourke, John E. Pearson, Max L. Petschek, Robert B. Ross, Joseph C. Snow, Richard L. Warren, W. Brewstee Wolfe, and William A. Ziegler...
Walter Amory, John Athanassiou, Richard A. Chenoweth, Lawrence Creshkoff, Ingersoll Cunningham, Douglas Danner, Howard K. Ente, Paul G. Garrity, Lawrence H. Hyde, Jr., Edward J. Leonard, John C. Loos...
...Sunday night, the Harvard Yacht Club elected officers for its coming 1944 season. George O'Day '45 will be the new Commodore, Douglas Danner '46 the Vice-Commodore, Donald Knowlton '46 the Rear Commodore, and Joseph A. Erickson, Jr. '46 the Secretary-Treasurer. Also assigned to posts were Ingerson Cunningham '46 as Cruising Master, and Frederic Hilton '46 as Fleet Captain. Plans for the coming season include eight intercollegiate regattas, with a cruise and dance weekend winding up their activities in June...
...underprivileged," and 3) reached "the acme of refined cruelty . . . when Mr. Cromwell's valet . . . was compelled to wait several hours . . . because Mr. Cromwell's bedroom was occupied by his successor in his wife's affections." (Members of Parliament roasted playboy Member Captain Alec Stratford Cunningham-Reid for playing with Doris in Hawaii during London's blitz.) Cromwell denied the desertion and cruelty charges on which Doris won her Reno case, demanded that the New Jersey courts nullify the divorce. He also recommended that Doris herself disown it as a fraud...
...enemy scout plane detected the American fleet. It shadowed the invasion ships for at least two hours before the first landing was made. But the Japs were not prepared for so strong an attack at a spot so lightly defended and so difficult to reinforce. General Cunningham's plan called for a diversionary landing by Sixth Army units on "Blue Beach" at the top of the peninsula, then the main landing on "Orange Beach" at the foot...