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Third boat--How, E. A. Locke '32; 2, F. F. Colloredo-Mansfeld '34; 3, T. C. T. Buckley '32; 4, A. D. Robertson '33; 5, G. R. Heath '34; 6, Taggart Whipple '34; 7, Richard Stackpole '34; stroke, A. M. Brown '34; cox, E. S. Litchfield...
...Hallowell '34, vice-president, and R. P. Waters, Jr. '34, secretary-treasurer. A summary of the voting follows: For President Roger Harper Martin 93 John Bridgers White 70 Paul de Barsy deGive 69 Stanton Whitney, Jr. 59 Archibald Manning Brown, Jr. 50 For Vice-President Richard Glover Ames 110 Taggart Whipple 81 Edward James Rogers 68 Atreus von Schrader, Jr. 41 John Ware, Jr. 23 Arthur Osgood Choate 17 For Secretary-Treasurer Carl Albert Pescosolido 86 Guy Scull Hayes 80 Theodore Chase 65 Chester Harding King 61 Andrew Eliot Ritchie...
...Ladd '34, W. H. Lehr '34, C. A. McCarthy, Jr. '32, E. E. Post '33, Samuel Powel, Jr. '32, Richard Stackpole '34, T. W. Stedman, Jr. '33, R. L. Stites '34, F. J. Swayze, II '33, LeG. L. Thurber '34, R. H. Watson, Jr. '32, W. S. Wellington '34, Taggart Whipple '34, F. H. White '33, N. T. Winthrop...
...Taggart Whipple of Cohasset...
...death of Consul Taggart while serving at his post emphasizes that life in the Foreign Service often entails sacrifice even unto death. Since the earliest days of our national existence many Foreign Service officers have died under tragic or heroic circumstances. The first of these was William Palfrey of Massachusetts, who in 1780 was appointed 'Consul to reside in France.' He sailed for his post on the Shillala, an armed ship of 16 guns. The vessel was never heard from after it passed the Delaware Capes...