Word: logan
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Speaking before what Colonel Edward L. Logan '97 characterized as "the largest meeting of any Post which he had attended in Massachusetts," Major-General Clarence Edwards, and Colonel Logan both andorsed the formation of the James A. Shannon Post of the American Legion in the Living Room of the Union last night. President Lowell presided over the meeting, while Professor Theodore Lyman '98, and Professor W. B. Munro '99, both outlined the plans for the definite formation of the new Post...
...American Legion will be formed. Major-General Clarence Edwards will be the principal speaker at this meeting. Professor Theodore Lyman '98, Acting Commander of the Post, will preside, and will outline the plans for the immediate organization of this new branch of the American Legion. Colonel Edward L. Logan '98, State Commander of the American Legion; President Lowell, and Professor W. B. Munro '99 will also speak. The temporary graduate and undergraduate committee which was recently appointed is today completing the arrangements for enrolling any men in the University who may desire to join, once the Shannon Post is definitely...
...other speakers at this meeting are: Colonel Edward L. Logan '98, State Commander of the American Legion; President Lowell and Professor W. B. Munro '99. In addition Professor Lyman will outline the plans and announce the definite steps to be taken for the active formation of the University Post. All former service men in the University are eligible for membership, and are invited to attend this meeting...
Colonel Edward L. Logan '98, State Commander of the American Legion, President Lowell, Professor W. B. Munro '99, and Professor Theodore Lyman '97, will speak at a meeting to be held in the Living Room of the Union next Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock to organize the James A. Shannon Post (The Harvard University Post) of the American Legion. Professor Lyman has been appointed the acting commander of the Shannon Post and he will outline plans and announce the definite steps to be taken for the active formation of the University Post. Any additional information may be obtained before...
...application for the charter was made by various professors and students of the University, with the suggestion that membership in the Post after its establishment be restricted to persons connected with the University. Col. Logan, however, ruled that no restriction of this sort would be advisable and accordingly the charter was issued without any restrictions as to membership. It is expected that no effort will be made to extend the membership of the post beyond the University in order to avoid any possibility of duplication with other Cambridge posts...