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...Yenching's Louis E. Wolferz, 65, who went to Peking in 1911, helped open the Tsinghua University, in 1917 joined the Yenching faculty as professor of Western languages. His new assignment: Earlham College in Richmond...
...come to personify the Service Committee. Farm-raised and Quaker-educated (William Penn College, Oskaloosa, Iowa), Pickett spent World War I leading Friends' meetings, defending conscientious objectors and getting the side of his house painted yellow for his pacifist pains. In 1923 he joined the faculty of Earlham College at Richmond, Ind., where his favorite course was a study of the application of religion and ethics to current social problems...
Nicholas Nich of China. Nich received his undergraduate training at Earlham College, Richmond, Indians, and intends to study international relations at Harvard...
Fred Sheppard, 76, of Baltimore, father of 25 children, went to the House of Correction for operating as a fence for a smallfry gang of 11- and 12-year-olds. Farmer Charles Mleynek, of Earlham, Ia, was found dead in his living room, shot by someone who knocked one afternoon at his kitchen door...
Every now & then Jones ran into opposition from two extremes: what he calls "radical, direct-action Negroes and whites" and "status quo whites." Said he last week: "When the Earlham call came, those pincers were closing in again. I think I could have pushed them open, but I said, 'Let them find a younger man.' My work at Fisk has reached the point now where it cannot slip back...