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...York City's Health Department. Encephalitis swept the U.S. in the wake of the influenza epidemic of 1918. What World War II has in store no one can tell, but Dr. Neal and other experts* fill this book with everything they know about this dread malady (Encephalitis ; Grune & Stratton...
...Civil Aeronauties Commission, recently formed by President Roosevelt, is being aided by the technical knowledge of George P. Baker '25, associate professor of Transport, while Samuel S. Stratton '30, associate professor of Business Economics, has taken a place on the Priorities Board...
Chairman Vinson spilled the secret after telling the Bureau of Ships that he intended to do so. One morning Rear Admiral Walter Stratton Anderson, director of Naval Intelligence, woke up to find the Navy's precious table printed in an extension of Vinson's remarks in the Congressional Record (whence it was speedily extracted by the press). Put down in one place for all to see, the Navy's summary was probably more complete than any that a foreign agent could compile from the most careful collection of individual contract announcements...
Sponsors of the new organization include John P. Bunker '42, David K. Eichler 1G, Alan Gottlieb '41, Paul C. Hoover 2G, Joseph P. Kennedy, Jr. 2L, Langdon P. Marvin, Jr, '41, Robert J.M. Matteson 2G, Samuel Stratton 3G, Quentin Roosevelt '41, Thomas Lacy 2nd '41, William Hodson '42, H. Whitney Dodge '41, Welles Stabler '41, Kenneth Young 1G, Charles Young '44, Tudor Gardiner 1L, and Joseph P. Lyford...
...Stratton Christensen '40 is now a member of the South Carolina House of Representatives. Elected out of a field of four candidates, Christensen is, at 22, the youngest member of the House. While here he concentrated in Government and lived in Leverett House...