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...Class of 1867 Scholarship, awarded after mid-years to a Freshman, was awarded to Ira Alexander Watson, of Brockton. The Walcott Scholarship, founded in 1855, by Samuel Baker Walcott, of the Class of 1819, was awarded to John Bradford Bowditch, of Concord. The John Flack Winslow Scholarship, founded in 1930, by Mrs. John Flack Winslow, was awarded to William Ames Coates, of Quincy...
Announcement of the appointment of John Winslow Bryant '36, of Milton, as second assistant manager of the Varsity track and field team was made yesterday by the Athletic Association. He will become first manager in his senior year. His appointment comes as the result of winning the competition which has been going on since the start of the winter track season. Bryant prepared at Milton Academy and is an assistant football manager...
...Things have now reached the stage," wrote Consul Rollin R. Winslow at Trieste, Italy, "where cream cannot longer be purchased for coffee, when eggs must be used sparingly, when cigarets must be purchased only on rare occasions, when threadbare clothing must suffice, and when any attempt to reciprocate social courtesies unavoidably received at the hands of local officials . . . is remotely out of the question...
...children were beginning school undernourished. Miss Perkins at once summoned a conference of doctors, dietitians, educators and sociologists. They meet two weeks hence to determine the magnitude and extent of the problem, best remedies. Exclaimed Miss Perkins, who has a 16-year-old child of her own, Susanna Winslow Perkins Wilson, "No amount of statistics and no number of bulletins can take the place of a lamb chop and a glass of milk at the right moment...
...York brokerage firm of Munds, Winslow & Potter employed until recently a ruddy, sturdy, white-haired man, past 65, who was in his way unique among salaried customers' men. He was George Mallory Pynchon, until two years ago the self-made head of Pynchon & Co which was a member of 16 exchanges, had eleven branches, was the oldest and largest