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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Probable Harvard lineups: g, Williams, Merrill; r.f., Robie, Goaline; l.f., Doughty, Brooks; r.h., Whitney, Jacobson; c.h., Scott, Scully; l.h., Phillips, d'Autremont; r.o., Johanson, Halstead; r.i., Rousmaniers, Lewis; c., Barndon, Sachs; l.i., Motley, Alexandre; l.c., Mendel, Page...
...Communist International's Magazine (Jan. 15, 1934--page 78) states: "Our most successful application of the united front has been in the anti-war and anti-fascist movement. We led a highly successful Congress against war . . . the Congress from the beginning was led by our party quite openly . . . the Congress set up a permanent organization on a federative basis called "The American League Against War and Fascism...
...Because we are informed it was used in a communistic mass demonstration in New York City in honor of the communistic nominee for mayor and of a visiting candidate endorsed by the same party for governor of Minnesota. (The "Herald Tribune," August 8, 1937 contains the entire details on page 2, columns...
Hurling sensational charges last night, Merwin K. Hart, Jr. '40, and Sidney Q. Curtiss '40, in a letter to the editor of the CRIMSON, published on today's editorial page, claimed that the money contributed by Harvard students and faculty last year for an ambulance to be sent to the Loyalists in Spain, was never used for that purpose, but "was collected under false pretenses...
...author's style is terse, to the point, easy to read. There are no wasted words. This is a dignified chronicle of a dignified event. Even the Harvard-phobia who starts at the first page will not lay down the book until the end is reached. A sense of the magnitude of what is being recorded grasps the reader comparable to that which grasped the watchers last year. Mr. Greene makes those days live again...