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...awards: George Bearcovitch '45, Warren Berg '44, Irving Herbert Berkovitch '45, John Lodge Cady '43, William R. Cox '46, William J. Furlong '44, Ralph Golstein '44, Thomas Montgomery Gregory, Jr. '44, Haskell Grodberg '44, Dean McDonald Hennessey '45, Raymond Koloski '45, Neunert Frederick Lang '44, Joseph M. Leahey '43, Donor Mitchell Lion '45, Frank A. O'Boyle, Jr. '46, Howard D. Sharpe, Jr. '44, Hans K. Subak '45, Edward Willett Wagner '45, Richard Joseph Ward '45, and Richard Lewis Warren...
Died. Walter Patten Murphy, 69, often called "richest bachelor," boxcar manufacturer (Standard Railway Equipment), donor of Northwestern University's $6,735,000 Technological Institute; of a heart attack; in Los Angeles. He built a fortune estimated at $80,000,000 on his development of a corrugated steel end for boxcars. He kept his private life so private that when he made his gift to Northwestern in 1939 the university had to look him up in Who's Who to find...
...they stand at present, the totals for blood donations indicated that 376 students have at least made appointments to contribute to the Boston Blood Donor Center, an average of about 30 per week since the campaign was organized...
Since the beginning of the fall term, the Blood Donor Service of the War Service Committee has made over three hundred appointments for students to donate blood, a more than satisfactory showing. Yet Harvard's contribution has been a disappointment, because the nod of the head to the solicitor has often proved a hollow promise. Over half of these appointments have not been kept, nor have the delinquent donors even bothered to notify the Center in advance. The staff and equipment stands idle because some Harvard student lost his nerve, or simply forgot. The irregularity of applicants in keeping appointments...
...ambulance for delivery to the Red Cross, explained how he had got gasoline en route without a ration book. Two celebrating soldiers he had picked up had passed out, and Sebits told a gas station operator they were dead. The operator took a look, believed him, filled the tank. Donor of the ambulance: the W.C.T.U...