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...Ezra B. Barstow, Jr., of Brookline, Josiah W. Bennett, of Cambridge, Richard E. Bennink, of Cambridge, Everett R. Coburn, Jr., of Suncock, N. H., Graham Cummin, of Bryn Mawr, Pa., Stephen Van N. Powelson, of Syracuse, N. Y., Charles L. Randol, of Baltimore, Md., William W. Shirk, of Muncie, Ind., Ralph L. Smith, of Braintree, Floyd W. Tomkins, Jr., of Washington, Conn., and Kenneth Ward-Smith, of Garden City...
Thousands of housewives bought thousands of packages of Ivory Snow, of Supersuds or of Rinso, last week, with never a thought of who made those incipient soap bubbles, much less how they were made. But in the new Federal Building in South Bend, Ind., the process of spraying soft soap through a nozzle and having it dry before it falls engaged the million-dollar attention of a battalion of lawyers who represented four-fifths of the entire U. S. soap business. Brilliant Newton Diehl Baker led the mass-attack of Procter & Gamble (Ivory Snow) and Colgate-Palmolive-Peet (Supersuds) against...
Joseph Pearson Oliver Scholarships: Robert L. Bender, 2M, of Goshen, Ind., A.B. Goshen Coll. 1932. Seth H. Read, 2M, of Belfast, Me., Bowdoin College...
...Philip M. Goldberg, Gr.E.S., of Boston, Mass., S.B. Tufts 1933. John J. McSweeney, Gr.E.S., of Boston, Mass., S.B. Tufts 1933. George A. Moore Jr., of Glens Falls, N. Y., S.B. Union Coll. 1934. Raymond F. Wagner, of Sunbury, Pa., S.B. Pennsylvania State 1934. John S. Wiley, of West Lafayette, Ind., S.B. Purdue...
...Warsaw, Ind., on the platform of a convention hall, sat a trio of solemn judges, holding a little bunch of blue, red and yellow ribbons. They scrutinized a procession which passed through the hall, whispered among themselves. Old friends were the three; each year theirs is the task of pacing through the livestock pens at the county fair, bestowing prizes on Indiana's finest cattle. Among the exhibits which filed hopefully past them last week were no cattle but 240 pairs of humans, assembled in Warsaw's fourth annual Twins' Convention. Judging twins, the cattlemen found...