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...Jones has a particularly warm feeling for Manufacturers Trust because President Harvey Dow Gibson was the first big Manhattan banker to accept RFC money when Mr. Jones was staging his great campaign to build up the capital of the nation's banks...
...farming, then teaching. At 37 he sold his farm, took his wife and four children to old England. There he published his first two books of poetry (A Boy's Will, North of Boston) made friends with such fellow-poets as Edward Thomas, T. E. Hulme, Wilfred Wilson Gibson, Ezra Pound. Thence he returned three years later to find himself a minor U. S. laureate. He turned to teaching again, for several years was "poet in residence" at the University of Michigan, now holds a similar position at Amherst. He has twice (1924, 1931) won the Pulitzer Prize...
These men were appointed by the recently elected members of the new Council; Thomas H. Bilodeau, John B. Bowditch, Emile Dubiel, C. Colmery Gibson, George G. Hedblom, and Neil G. Melone, Juniors; and C. Russel Allen, John L. Dampeer, and Francis Keppel, Sophomores...
Results of the Student Council balloting were as follows (those starred were selected): Juniors *Neil Gardner Melone 200 *Charles Colmery Gibson 203 *Thomas Herbert Bilodeau 202 *Emile Dubiel 187 *George Gordon Hedblom 184 *John Bradford Bowditch 168 Leavitt S. White 153 Rolf Kaltenborn 133 William T. Dean, Jr. 109 William J. Watt 108 James B. Hallett 107 Charles M. Storey, Jr. 97 Robert B. Watson 92 Thomas W. Stephenson 84 Curtis Prout 67 Robert Dunn 46 Arthur Ellison 37 Sophomores *Charles Russell Allen 192 *Francis Keppel 176 *John Lyell Dampeer 142 Joseph P. Kennedy, jr 107 Morris Earle 98 Marshall...
...Gibson, from Atlanta, Georgia, was chairman of the Freshman Red Book is on the Album committee, a director of the Coop, a CRIMSON editor, and was a member of the Council last year...