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Killed in Service. H.R.H. Prince George Edward Alexander Edmund, Duke of Kent, 39; in a plane crash in north Scotland...
Among the silent bones of his ancestors in the time-dimmed vaults of St. George's Chapel, Windsor Castle, they placed this week the broken body of His Royal Highness, Prince George, Duke of Kent. In the clubs and pubs the British gave him their requiescat: "He was a regular sort ... a decent fellow...
Because he was no disciple of decency for conformity's sake alone, Prince George Edward Alexander Edmund, Duke of Kent, Earl of St. Andrews and Baron Downpatrick, and youngest (39) of the four living sons of King George V and Queen Mary, got on with his countrymen. They accepted him as royalty; they relished him as a rake; when in World War II he forsook private gaiety for public chores, they liked...
When we reach the two and three mile events, the cross country stars begin to bid for attention. First comes Fred Phinney, cross country captain, followed by Senior Bob Kent, and then Norm March. Tim Coggeshall was sick last year, and thus has not much of a record to go by, but has potentialities in the distance events...
Freshman Herby Pratt is running in the mile race at Brookline. Pratt ran the half-mile in the Dedham meet last week, but failed to place. Bob Kent and Tim Coggeshall will run in the three-mile event. Both of these men were Varsity cross country and two-mile stars last year...