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...other candidates were: James Mansfield Estabrook '34, of New York City, Henry Edward Holm '34, of Hancock, Michigan, John Moore Morse '34, of Brookline, George Hinckley Porter '34, of Upper Montclair, New Jersey, and Harold Sol Saxe '34, of Omaha, Nebraska...
...George Hinckley Porter, of Upper Montclair, New Jersey...
...pound class--W. A. Smith '36 defeated C. F. Robinson '36 by a technical knock out in the second round. W. F. Casey '34 defeated G. W. Hinckley '36 by a decision W. A. Smith '36 defeated F. M. Foley '36 by a technical knockout in the first round...
Died. Oramel Hinckley Simpson, 62, onetime (1926-28) Louisiana Governor, secretary of the State Senate (1908-24, 1932); of heart disease; in New Orleans. His sell-out to Huey Pierce ("Kingfish") Long in the three-cornered scramble for Governor in 1928 gave Long his real boost up to Governor, Louisiana's bossdom and the U. S. Senate...
...Banks, M. L. Baughman, B. M. Bowie, R. J. Bry, A. H. Bryan, George Cantor, R. N. Clattenburg, W. C. Coleman, L. D. Dawes, J. C. Ewer, J. P. Farquhar, Abbott Fay, B. S. Foss, Jr. H. H. Gass, C. M. Hadley, Jr. S. G. Haskins, F. G. Hinckley, W. E. Ingalis, Jr., O. W. Jarrell, Reid Jorgensen, J. C. Kingston, Mark Mazel, E. A. Peterson H. Richard Porter, S. R. Purcell, A. B. Reed, Jr., W. E. Richardson, W. P. Rockwell, Sumner Rodman, Howard Rosenfeld, R. S. Salant, M. S. Schiller, S. T. Skidmore, J. A. Stanton...