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...chairmen of the Freshman Affairs Committee are Howland P. Hall '48, of Adams House, and Arthur C. McGill '48, of Lowell House...
...with the new broom, as the new Under Secretary, came able, greying Joseph Clark Grew, 64, for almost a decade Ambassador to Japan and expert on Far Eastern affairs. Out as Assistant Secretaries went the greying Boy Prodigy, Braintruster Adolph A. Berle Jr., G. Howland Shaw and Breckinridge Long. All resigned simultaneously, and Franklin Roosevelt accepted the resignations "with great regret...
Walter E. Robb 3rd, of Weston, and Arthur C. McGill of Wellesley Hills were chosen to represent Lowell House. The Directive Committee's appointments for Adams, were Howland P. Hall, of Chestnut Hill and Oliver W. Roosevelt, Jr., of New York City...
...what interested me most was a windfall of evidence showing that our editors had realized for a long time back that General Patton was a man to watch and had been watching him. For example, there was a 5,000-word report from Bill Howland, our Atlanta correspondent, telling all about General Patton's colorful days at Fort Benning. (This was dated October 28, 1941 and filed away for future use. Another long report was filed nearly a year ago by correspondent Wilmott Ragsdale, on how General Patton was whipping our new desert warfare battalions into shape...
...Howland Prize is awarded annually by Yale to a citizen of any country for distinguished achievement in the field of literature, the arts, or the science of government. It was established in the memory of Henry Elias Howland, of the class of 1854 at Yale...