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Lowell 5, Winthrop 0. Robert R. Lucas '34 (L) beat John J. Knox '36 3-2, Roger S. Greene '34 (L) beat Robert M. Peet '36 3-2, Emmet H. Roorbach '34 (L) beat Max L. Baughman '35 3-2, Richard S. Baxter '34 (L) beat Alvar W. Polk, Jr. '34 3-2. John A. Leutkemeyer 1L (L) beat Robert...
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HOLLIS 17--Two men, famous in Harvard history spent their college days here. Ralph Waldo Emerson, philosopher and peet, lived here in 1820. James Bryant Conant, '14, newly elected President of Harvard occupied the room...
...weeks ago a Colgate went back to Colgate-Palmolive-Peet. Last week a Thompson went back to 118 one-armed lunchrooms, but the process was some-what different. In 1927 John R. Thompson, self-made founder of the restaurant chain died leaving to his estate a lot of old masters (Hals, Raeburn, Corot, Diaz, Millet, Rousseau, Bellini) that had cost him some $750,000. To his company he left his Yale-educated Son (Class of 1918). John R. Jr. had been put through the business from the lunch counter up. Homely and negligent in dress, he was regarded...
...Bayard Colgate was elected president of Colgate-Palmolive-Peet Co. He rushed from Manhattan to Chicago to take command. Colgate Co. was ruled till a few years ago by five brothers (Sidney Morse, Austen, Richard, Gilbert and Russell-all now dead except Russell), grandsons of William Colgate who founded the company in 1806. In 1928 they sold out to Palmolive-Peet. After the merger Sidney Morse Colgate was chairman of the new company till his death in 1930, but the old family's influence passed into the background. S. Bayard, son of Sidney, though handicapped by ill health, ably...