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...William G. Kirby '35, Morris E, Lasker '38, John B. Little '36, Milton Lottman '36, David P. McAllester '38, Kenneth MacLeish '38, Adolf W. Marburg '37, Richard B. Mather 1G, George H. Nicholson 1G, Everett H. Perkins '35, Thomas L. Perry '37, Marcy S. Powell 4G, Ellwood M. Rabenold '37, Arthur H. Rice '36, Charles B. Rockwell '36, Selden T. Rodgers '36, Howard E. Roman '36, Karl E. Schevill '37, Fred F. Schimmel '36, Irvin G. Shaffer '36, Warren Sturgis '35, John W. Suter '38, Frederick B. Tolles '36, Arthur W. Todd '35, Carl F. Vilter '35, Ira A. Watson...
Adolph W. Marburg "37, William G. McCollum 1L, Prederic M. Miller '37, George Mixter '37, Walter Moffatt 1G, John J. Morgan 1G, John K. Moulton '36, George E. O'Brien '34, Anderson Page '37, Evertt H. Perkins '35, Elwood M. Rabenold, Jr. '37, Robert W. Raymond '37, Arthur H. Rice '36, William S. Ricker 2Dv., Lawrence Ross '37, Williams E. Rowley...
...should become a permanent part of the United States Government," the Freshman Debating Team will meet the M.I.T. freshman debaters in the upstairs common room of the Union at 7.30 o'clock tomorrow night. The Harvard team will consist of Hubert H. Nexon, Richard B. Applebaum, and Ellwood M. Rabenold...
Championing the cause of the Crimson in the debate with M.I.T. will be Hubert H. Nexon, Richard B. Applebaum, and Ellwood M. Rabenold, Jr. The Harvard trio will present the negative side of the question, "Resolved, That the NRA should become a permanent part of the United States Government...
...recent issue of the New York State Bulletin, which is the official organ of "an independent, non-partisan, Statewide civic organization for constructive legislation and responsible and economic government," there is a well-deserved tribute to the services rendered at Albany by Senator Ellwood M. Rabenold '04. The writer of the article pays bomage to Mr. Rabenold's moral earnestness, his personal integrity, his profound grasp of the real problems of state, and his altogether exceptional effectiveness as a speaker. These qualities, one might think, would suffice to make anyone an altogether acceptable Solon. It is not often that...