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Robert E. Bly '50 has been awarded the Lloyd McKim Garrison Prize for 1949-50 for his poem "The Indian Trail," it was announced yesterday. He will receive $185 and a silver medal...
...weeks ago both difficulties fused in the revolt of 26-year-old Captain Andi Abdul Aziz, onetime paratrooper in the Dutch Indonesia corps. Aziz and his men, all recently transferred to the new U.S.I. army, were serving reluctantly under a Republican garrison commander in the state of East Indonesia. When they learned that the government planned to add nearly 1,000 Republican troops to those already in Macassar (pop. 85,000), Aziz and his men decided that their former enemies had gone...
...successor to Chase goes, the name of John B. Garrison '31 has been mentioned prominently. Garrison played varsity hockey here for three years, was a member of the 1932 Olmpic team, and captained the 1936 entry. He later coached the American Hockey Association squad (which included Harvard's captain-elect Lew Preston) that toured Europe two years ago. Garrison has played with Chase for 20 years...
...Garrison commented last night that he has not been approached by anyone from the HAA. He is currently a salesman for the New England Garter Company
...Clarence Streit's was a voice in the wilderness of the cities, crying but mostly unheard for more than ten years. Clarence Streit belongs to the small legion of Americans born to be touched by an idea and to give their lives to it. Slavery-hating William Lloyd Garrison, onetime apprenticed printer from Newburyport, Mass., was one. Henry George, the son of a Philadelphia publisher of religious books and indefatigable advocate of the single tax on land, was one. Suffragette Susan B. Anthony, schoolteacher from Adams, Mass., was one, Socialist Eugene Debs was another of the single-minded evangelists...