Word: welching
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...Francis Welch Crowninshield is a Boston Brahmin who was born in Paris of German forebears (von Kronenscheldt) and who lives in Manhattan. Says he, "I am a poor but good Crowninshield." His father was a mural painter of independent means. As editor of the late, lamented Vanity Fair Crownie made it a lively canapé-service of contemporary taste, with succulent tidbits of Noel Coward, Colette, Dorothy Parker, Ring Lardner, Harold Nicolson, Edmund Wilson...
Replacing a graduation loss, Blaise F. Alfano '46 of Navy V-12 Kirkland House and Roslindale was elected treasurer of the Student Council at the weekly meeting last night. He replaces Andrew W. Welch, Jr. '44 of the NROTC Kirkland House and West Roxbury, who will receive his commission and go on active duty at the end of this term...
Tough as CAB proposes to be with civilian offenders, it lacks power to deal with the parallel problem of skylarking Army pilots. CAB Chairman Lloyd Welch Pogue has complained to General H. H. ("Hap") Arnold about wild Army flying on the airways, but that is all; the Air Forces alone can discipline Air Forces pilots...
Under the supervision of Andrew W. Welch, Jr. '444, Council Treasurer, the Student Council Fund is organized on a House basis. Collection committees are composed of representative undergraduates who are known for past connections with PBH, the Crimson, Freshman affairs, and collegiate sports...
Handsome, hard-working CAB Chairman Lloyd Welch Pogue took a run over these questions last week, then dropped bombs all over air monopoly. Cried Pogue, at a Denver air meeting: "Let us suppose that all of the air transportation of the U.S. had been developed by one company only. Logically, it can be proven in almost any field that monopoly could have been cheaper, that it could have avoided duplication of facilities, could have afforded the investor greater security by taking fewer risks, and could have established stability as its cardinal virtue...