Word: lewises
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Died. James Stuart ("Rawhide Jimmy") Douglas, 80, Canadian-born father of U.S. Ambassador to the Court of St. James's Lewis W. Douglas, onetime Arizona mining executive and banker; in Montreal.
Died. William H. Lewis, 80, Boston Negro lawyer, onetime star Harvard football center (he captained the team for one. game against Pennsylvania in 1893); in Boston. One of the first Negro members of the American Bar Association, Lewis was appointed an Assistant Attorney General of the U.S. by President Taft...
Neither the graduate nor the undergraduate policy have been announced yet by Gen. Lewis B. Hershey, Selective Service director, or by President Truman, both of whom must approve the committee's report. However, Col. Irving Hart, publicity director for the draft, predicted last month that whatever plan the committee urged...
The new deferment policy must still gain the approval of Gen. Lewis B. Hershey, Selective Service director, and of the White House. It provides two deferment criteria:
President Theodore Roosevelt '80 appointed Lewis United States attorney for Boston in 1903 and eight years later President Taft named him assistant United States attorney general, the highest point to which a Negro has risen in this country's judicial system