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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Eleven distinct proposals for honoring the University's World War II dead will confront the joint Associated Harvard Clubs-Alumni Association War Memorial Committee when its meets tomorrow in Eliot House, according to a statement yesterday by Henry L. Clark '11, secretary of the Committee...
...Varsity team in the scrimmage: Hill, re; Pierce, rt; Drennan, rg; Howe, c; Feinberg, lg; Houston, lt; Coulson, le; L. Flynn and Freedman, qb; Noonan, lhb; O'Connell, rhb; W. Flynn and Adams...
...Inter-House Social Affairs Committee is composed of the Dance Committee chairmen from each of the seven Houses and Dudley Hall. Present members include: Cunningham; Edward L. Maguire '46 Eliot); Henry W. Muller '48 (Leverett); J. Rosson Overcash '49 (Kirkland); Douglas Lenkoski '46 (Adams); Samuel M. Robbins '45 (Dunster); Warren C. Smith '48 (Lowell); and Seymour Schwartz '48 (Dudley...
...over pay. The airline and union had already agreed to a new scale (a minimum guarantee of $939 a month for first-year DC-4 captains, up to $1,308 for Constellation senior captains). American termed the scale "the highest in the history of international commercial transport flying." David L. Behncke, the hard-bargaining president of the A.L.P.A., said the strike was caused by a last-minute demand of the airline. A.O.A. would agree to sign the contract, said Behncke, only if the union waived pilot grievances...
...transport planes, Lockheed had shut down its Constellation production, if only temporarily, after T.W.A. turned back 14 planes it could no longer afford (Lockheed lost $4.9 million in the first half of 1947). Glenn L. Martin Co. faced big losses on its new two-engined transport, the 3-0-3, after United Air Lines (which had ordered 50 of the 84 ordered) canceled its $16 million contract. Even Douglas, now busy with its DC-6, felt shaky. Douglas' comptroller, Ralph V. Hunt, told the commission of the industry's "losses of record proportions, mounting costs, and a steady...