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Holly W. Butler of Mendota, III, and Moors Hall was elected First Senior Class Marshal yesterday, with 98 votes, Betsy C. Ross '54, Electoral Chairman disclosed last night...
...class elections, Nancy R. Fisher of Washington, D.C. and Moors Hall was elected president; Ann W. Boyd of Highland Park, III, and Saville House, vice-president; Lois E. Herr of Hohkus. N.J. and Edmands House, secretary; and S. Jean Ross of Cincinnati and Harvard Hall, treasurer...
...dignitaries decided to create a special office in charge of the University's public relations. He initiated the new post of Secretary to the University in 1936 and Little immediately took over the job. Two years later Little received the Adams House appointment when former Master James Phinney Baxter III left to become president of Williams...
...Ambassador to Ireland: William Howard Taft III, scholarly eldest son of the Senator, grandson and namesake of the late President and Chief Justice. Taft, 37, avidly sought the appointment (left vacant by the death last October of Francis P. Matthews), and has much to recommend him: he is an official of the Central Intelligence Agency, an authority on Gaelic culture, and he lived for some time in Ireland as a member of the postwar ECA mission there (his fourth, Irish-born child is named Sean). A Yale graduate and Princeton Ph.D., Episcopalian Taft has taught English at Yale, Maryland...
Gray also said he had received and served 12 summons for professors to appear before House Un-American Activities Committee hearings in Washington. The Committee, headed by Rep. Harold H. Velde (R-III) Wednesday "invited" Wendell H. Furry, professor of Physics, to testify on April 16 but whether any more University officers were among yesterday's 12 was not disclosed...