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David R. Matlack, Edward J. Michon, Ernest A. Mitchell, Frank D. Padgett, William C. Palson, Jr., Frank W. Reeb, Edward W. Shaw, William F. Snyder, Robert M. Solow, Joseph S. Spenser, Thomas M. Stanton, Richard N. Swift, Jack L. Torgan, Charles R. Weaver, Stephen J. Welsh, Rush E. Welter, and John R. Yoder...
...Nilson, St. Catherine's William H. Latimer, Jr. Deedee Dunham Endicott Junior College Allan L. Levine Sue Rogers, Brookline Dean B. Lewis Jeanne H. Grange, Beaver Burton R. Lewkowitz Dura Toures, Penn Hall Mark Linenthal, Jr. Shirley Mitchell, Radcliffe Robert M. Lockwood Ann Flick, Philadelphia Caleb Loring, Jr. Betty Weaver, Andover Alfred Lurie Garry Penne William G. Lyle, Jr. Helen Farnsworth, Winchester Richard F. Manegold Sheiler Frazzler, Pine Manor Charles C. Marshall, Jr. Mary Huffs, Miss Wheeler's David Martin Gertrude-Adeie Benjamin, Watertown Philip E. M. Mayor Pamela Haworth, Boston Donald E. McNichol Doris Eques, Flushing N. Y. James...
...Cochran in the Democratic primary. Burke had antagonized the farmers by voting against parity payments; Labor, by attacking NLRB; Czechs and Poles, by lauding Hitler; Germans, by voting for repeal of the arms embargo. The Republicans had turned down a New Dealer within their own ranks, Arthur J. Weaver, in favor of Grainman Hugh Butler of Omaha, who probably won because he spent enough money to get a professional organization. The Republicans confidently expected to beat Governor Cochran with Grainman Butler...
...show that dehydrated castor oil is a close chemical neighbor of tung oil, and, like tung oil, it yields a desirable, minutely wrinkled film when it dries. Some tung is produced in the U. S., but the vast bulk is still imported from the troubled Orient. Chemist John Carl Weaver of Sherwin-Williams Co. declared last week that dehydrated castor oil should help relieve the U. S. of dependence on foreign supplies not only of tung oil but of perilla and linseed oils as well...
...Trieste, in Rome, again in Paris; his agonizing poverty during year after early year; the years of almost in conceivable misuse at the hands of publishers and, in his case, of printers; the horrifying succession of attacks on his eyes; his relief at length, thanks to Miss Harriet Weaver, from financial worry; the 34 years of unprecedented work he has done in the teeth of all deterrents: work which in the opinion of many mature critics gives him a place beside Shakespeare and Dante...