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Under the direction of Dr. Fayban Packard '12, appointed in December 1940 as assistant examiner under the selective Service Act, the Department of Hygiene has cooperated with the Local Draft Board in examining and classifying 699 University students for military service. In addition, It has made 15 examinations for the Federal Bureau of investigation, and 20 for the Army and Navy Reserves...
...moving through its tank arsenal (soon it hopes to ship a trainload of tanks a day). Guns, shells and motors are at last in mass production. General Motors, once biggest of all automakers, is already producing arms of all kinds at the rate of a billion dollars a year. Packard and Studebaker are making airplane engines; Hudson makes anti-aircraft guns; Nash is at work on engines and propellers...
...month ago, a second series of broadcasts has transmitted messages by five Harvard professors to the station's scattered audience" he continued. In the opening program, Henry W. Holmes, professor of Education, introduced and explained the purpose of the series. Holmes was followed on successive weeks by Lawrence Packard, visiting professor of History, who spoke of Prussian militarism, Langden Warner, lecturer of Fine Arts who explained the Japanese position in the struggle, and Dumas Malone, director of the Harvard University Press, who clarified democracy's position in total...
...Packard became the first U.S. automobile manufacturer to report more employes (17,904) in its war-converted plants than at its peacetime peak (15,542 in 1937). Among the new men: 96 former Packard distributors, dealers and salesmen...
Judging the contest were Professor Clarence H. Haring, Professor Frederick C. Packard, and Alfred Kidder 2nd, assistant curator of Andean archaeology...