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...Albany, N. Y., James Mason assaulted James Gilmore, pilfered from him 10. James Mason was sent to prison to serve from seven and one-half to 15 years. In Los Angeles, Emory Ells, restaurant handyman, wanted to have his wife, Mrs. Merle Ells, killed. He gave Benjamin Franklin Brown, glass-molder, 22 dimes; Glass-molder Brown murdered her as she slept with her infant...
...informal nature, and will be open only to members of the house and their guests. At similar occasions in the past members of Dunster House have had opportunities to hear men like Bernard Fay, distinguished French critic, and Giuseppe de Lellis, pianist. Fay who is the author of "Benjamin Franklin, the Apostle of Modern Times," addressed the house recently on the subject of Marcel Proust...
...study of the colonial history of America and the history events that led up to the Revolution and the political ideas in the Declaration of Independence should be thoroughly mastered. The reading of biographies and autobiographies of the founders of the republic and great statesmen such as Benjamin Franklin, Thomas Jefferson, George Washington, John Marshall, Andrew Jackson, and many others, are of tremendous value in furnishing a foundation of political principles...
...Benjamin '31, A. F. Bixby '31, H. L. Brooks '31, C. A. Currier '32, R. E. Eaton '33, B. F. Erlanger '32, C. W. Duhig Gr., M. B. Graves '31, C. J. Fleming '33, T. M. Gunn '31, E. H. Haig '33, W. B. Pratt '32, Levering Reynolds '31, W. P. Taub '32, Peregrine White '33, E. L. Millard...
...succeed book, using a novel technique. It relates a series of anecdotes and then moralizes in italics. Typical moral: "People are all different and must be treated differently." The worst that can be said about the book is that it draws heavily on the life of Benjamin Franklin. But its merit is that the anecdotes pertain to some 300 other people from Louisa M. Alcott to Adolph Zukor...