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Senior Brooke Bailey, sophomore Heather Sullivan, junior Kathy Shergalis and freshman Rosie Stovel all played solid matches...
...editors on leading newspapers. In Montreal, for instance, TIME's man is Glenn Gilbert, managing editor of the Standard. Henri Poulin also guides us in handling puzzling French Canadian affairs in Quebec Province. TIME's man in Winnipeg is Nathan Zimmerman of the Tribune. Bill Stovel represents us in Regina, where his special job these past months has been to keep you posted on the socialist CCFers...
...Stovel is a good example of our Canadian correspondents and how they work: as telegraph editor of the Leader-Post he handles hundreds of stories each day, also looks for TIME news leads in a score of Saskatchewan papers. But Stovel knows his special job for TIME is to supply us with stories we could not get in any other way, so most afternoons find him digging out the news on the spot as he talks with farmers and workers and businessmen all over his vast territory...
...appointed are two from South America, Armando Dugand, and Raymon Ferreyra. Both will work at the Arnold Arboretum. Other appointees are Richard P. Scowcroft, A.M. Harvard '41, John F. Leisher, A.M. Harvard '42, who will be teaching fellows in English, Andreas G. Papandreou, of Athens, Greece, and John A. Stovel, of Canada, both of whom will teach economics, and Daniel L. Horowitz, who will serve as lecturer on Industrial Relations...
Most big general magazines published under the Maple Leaf are close family affairs. No exception is National Home Monthly. It was founded by an old newspaperman of Mount Forest, Ont. named Henry H. S. Stovel. In 1867 he began a weekly newspaper called The Confederate, the name springing not from the recently concluded U. S. Civil War but from Canada's provincial confederation which occurred that year. Eighteen years later Publisher Stovel moved with his four sons, all printers, to Winnipeg. Fourteen years later Western Home Monthly came to life. Father Stovel and sons Harry, John and Augustus died...
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