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Resigned. Robert ("Droch") Bridges, author (Overheard in Arcady, Bramble Brae), journalist; from the editorship of Scribner's, having been with the magazine 43 years, for 16 as its editor-in-chief...
Baltimore, Md., March 2--George Gump, editor-in-chief of the News Letter, undergraduate publication of Johns Hopkins University here, stated today that his paper would not support the movement started by the CRIMSON in conjunction with the Harvard Debating Council to crystallize undergraduate opinion with regard to a reform of the prohibition situation...
Under B.K. Bachrach '33 as editor-in-chief, the officers already appointed are as follows: Chairman of the Editorial Board: E.W. Fuller; sub-chairmen: J.M. Bigelow, C.A. Butts, R. McC. Hatch, G.C. St. John Jr., and Albert Pratt...
...Governorship of Ohio (1912) at the age of 28 chiefly to boost Prohibition (he was too young to hold office), having written novels and campaigned for Labor, he entered organized religion with energy unabated and was soon not only pastor of a big metropolitan church but editor-in-chief of The Christian Herald, President of the General Synod of the Reformed Church in America, President of the International Society of Christian Endeavor...
Bachrach prepared at Exeter, where he was editor-in-chief of the Exonian. He will take over the duties of his office, immediately in preparation for a competition for the Red Book Board, which will be held in January...