Word: fosterers
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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With the conviction of Bennett Y. Ryan '37, for the assault of Frank Foster, the Dunster House janitor, the formal investigation by the College will get underway this week...
Ryan's case will probably rest on the hope that Foster is unable to identify him, and the charges will be dismissed for lack of sufficient evidence...
Supported by an impressive battery of lawyers and countless witnesses, Bennett Y. Ryan '37 and Eugene 11. George '39 will be tried at 9.30 o'clock this morning in the East Cambridge Court on charges of assaulting and heating Frank. Foster, the Dunster House janitor, after the Dartmouth game, Saturday, October...
...Foster's identification of Ryan, however, would seriously embarrass Colonel Charles R. Apted '06 for his hasty seizure of George. The authenticity of the report that Foster has already received an out-of-court settlement has not been reliably proved...
...little Witnesses: "Whom do you choose to serve, Jehovah or Satan the Devil?" Promptly the Lynn school board expelled Carleton Nichols Jr., found itself embarrassed by the State truancy law. By last week 28 Witnesses of Jehovah had popped up in U. S. public schools. In Lynn aging Cora Foster, who had taught in local schools for 40 years, faced dismissal after confessing that she, too, was a Witness. In nearby Saugus seven young Witnesses were expelled. In Weymouth high school Witnesses Charles & Harold Newcomb, who claim to be descendants of Betsy Ross, staged a sympathy strike against "the Devil...