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...letter from President Conant attacking the bill, was read to the House by Representative Gordon Boynton of Boston. It had previously been read at the Constitutional Law Committee's hearing of the bill...
First Period: Goal--Ritz (Allen), 15:59. Penalty--Pearson. Second Period: Goals--Pearson (Boynton), 10:19; Pearson (Clapp, Boynton), 11:19; Crocker, 17:32. Penalty--Ritz. Third Period: Goals--Moher (Soper, Ritz), 3:06; Moseley, 17:- Penalties--Calhoun, Feloney, Key, Dav HARVARD (2) YALE (4) Feloney lw Pearson Farrell c Boynton Crocker rw Clapp Greeley, R. ld Calhoun Preston rd Allen Yetman g Van Ingen...
...Eastern Airlines DC-3 in Detroit, felt as air passengers usually feel-partly like a piece of baggage, partly like a lonely soul. As the plane stopped at Cleveland and Akron, the seats filled up around him. Dozing, thinking of his vacation-to-come at home in Boynton, Fla., he scarcely watched as the plane lifted over the Alleghenies and dropped down toward the Carolinas...
Elwood D. Boynton...
Most war-weary British veterans, dribbling back into civilian life that is still rigorously rationed and restricted, long for the cozily lighted window that means the unrestricted freedom and comfort of home. Through that lighted window John Boynton Priestley has tossed a well-aimed literary brick. Novelist Priestley (The Good Companions; Angel Pavement) is one of British Labor's most popular literary backers. In a brief (32-page), brusque, best-selling pamphlet entitled Letter to a Returning Serviceman, Priestley beseeches ex-Tommies to beware of their heart's desire-"the charmed cozy circle" of home life...