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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...became known the names of four lumber company executives who died of amebic dysentery following a trade convention in Chicago last June: President Wells Blanchard, Blanchard Lumber Co., Boston; President Archie Mandert, Canadian General Lumber Co., Toronto; Sales Manager A. C. Long Jr., Great Southern Lumber Co., Bogalusa, La.; Mark Reed, Mill Co., Seattle...
OVER HERE (1914-1918). Vol. V of OUR TIMES-Mark Sullivan-Scribner...
Journalist Mark Sullivan is catching up as a contemporary historian. His history of Our Times (1900-25) began appearing in 1926. has now reached 1918. This fifth volume, as full as the others of forgotten details for which historians will be grateful and plain readers too. shows the U. S. in its swiftest recent years...
Although tomorrow will mark the 326th birthday of John Harvard, little notice of the event will be made in the University. In the first decade of this century the Harvard Memorial Association was instrumental in conducting ceremonial exercises on November 26 of each year before the statue of John Harvard, then in front of Memorial Hall. The society was also responsible for the honorary plaques in memory of the occupants of the halls in the Yard. Since that time however, the anniversary of Harvard's birth has been treated with less and less notice, until at present it is almost...
...battle. It is my sincere hope that the revival of this traditional custom will restore the "Harvard Spirit" to the status of the glorious past and expose the much-vaunted "Harvard indifference" as a myth propounded by white-livered pseudo-cynics who consider disloyalty to their alma mater a mark of intellectual superiority...