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...HODGSON...
...candidate for New York State's convention on repeal of the 8th Amendment was bald, square-cut Vivian Burnett, original of Little Lord Fauntleroy, written by his mother, Frances Hodgson Burnett, in 1886. Now a free lance writer, he told newshawks: "I was a perfectly normal boy-I got myself just as damn dirty as the other boys. I could write a book about what Fauntleroy has been to me. I try to get away from...
HARVARD RHODE ISLAND Mays, 2b. l.f., Smith Thacher, 3b. c.f., Potter Wood, s.s. c., Goff Devens or Ware, c.f. p., Martynick McCaffrey, l.f. s.s., Dobosynski Lupien, r.f. 1b., Hodgson Sheldon, c. 3b., Barnatowich Fincke, 1b. 2b., Bastolla Sprague or Devens, p. r.f., Greaves...
...McCULLOCH A Entry W. D. Stitt A-21 B W. C. Hodgson B-21 C R. Ebaugh C-30 D R. E. Kilbourne D-31 E A. Rhodes E-31 F V. S. Latimer...
...hanging of a President's portrait in the White House immediately upon his retirement or death. President Coolidge's picture was in place before March 4, 1929. When Harding died in 1923, Congress promptly appropriated $2,500 for a White House portrait. A British artist, Edmund Hodgson Smart, submitted a picture he had painted from life. One delay followed another. The Fine Arts Commission rejected the Smart portrait. After more delays Artist Francis Luis Mora of Gaylordsville, Conn, was commissioned to do another portrait of the late President, using photographs to get the likeness. It was the Mora...