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...Rhodes applicants from Harvard, however, since under the rules of the Committee students may apply either from here or from their own state. Those who have applied in Massachusetts are: M. V. Anastos '31, Loftus Becker '32, D. D. Boyden '32, J. W. Kelleher '31, and S. D. Pollard '32. Some of those who have filled applications elsewhere are: R. N. Clark'32, from Georgia, M. S. Knowles '34, from Florida, W. M. Southgate '31, from Alabama, and Oscar Sutermeister '32, from Kansas...
...recent meeting of the Dunster Economic Society, S. D. Pollard '32 and J. P. Miller '32 were elected president and secretary respectively. The society was formed last year for residents of Dunster House who are concentrating in Economics in order to discuss the application of economic principle to modern economic problems. Every two weeks the society meets in the small common room on Tuesday at 7.30 o'clock and one of the members reads a paper on a topic in his own field. After the reading a discussion is held to straighten out any questions that may arise, and afterwards...
...Draper became Assistant Surgeon General in charge of the Health Service's co-operative services with State and local health authorities. He has worked in New England and Pennsylvania, as well as in Virginia. Governor Pollard had no trouble obtaining his services for Virginia. Surgeon General Hugh Smith Cumming of the U. S. Public Health Service is also a Virginian, and such an assignment was not without precedent. Dr. Thomas Parran Jr., another Assistant Surgeon General, has been New York State's Health Commissioner the past year, at request of Governor Franklin Delano Roosevelt. In the past, Massachusetts...
Virginia politicians last week demanded of Virginia's Governor John Garland Pollard why he went out of the State to pick a successor for Virginia's first and only State Commissioner of Health, Dr. Ennion Gifford Williams who, 61, died last month. Governor Pollard usually is amiable. But continuous political pestering on this subject has put a chip on his shoulder. His thin lips snapped this retort...
Spencer Drummond Pollard, of Washington...