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...Charlotte Sheinkopf, Boston James P. Lannon, II Betsy Nilson, St. Catherine's William H. Latimer, Jr. Deedee Dunham Endicott Junior College Allan L. Levine Sue Rogers, Brookline Dean B. Lewis Jeanne H. Grange, Beaver Burton R. Lewkowitz Dura Toures, Penn Hall Mark Linenthal, Jr. Shirley Mitchell, Radcliffe Robert M. Lockwood Ann Flick, Philadelphia Caleb Loring, Jr. Betty Weaver, Andover Alfred Lurie Garry Penne William G. Lyle, Jr. Helen Farnsworth, Winchester Richard F. Manegold Sheiler Frazzler, Pine Manor Charles C. Marshall, Jr. Mary Huffs, Miss Wheeler's David Martin Gertrude-Adeie Benjamin, Watertown Philip E. M. Mayor Pamela Haworth, Boston Donald...
Charleston's merchants (who, unlike the old families, have long since warmed to the little TVA) rose in arms. Cried Mayor Henry W. Lockwood: "It seems that . . . the constant nagging of the newspaper on the Authority and everything the New Deal is for has brought this thing to a head. . . . The next thing you are going to do is lose your Navy Yard...
...Captivity turns to a peacetime theme-the story of a British aviator who pilots an Oxford archaeologist and his daughter to Greenland in order to make aerial surveys of old Norse ruins. At his best in describing the flight itself, Author Shute complicates an already tough undertaking when Archaeologist Lockwood's daughter Alix decides to go along...
Rulers of the Sea (Paramount). Douglas Fairbanks Jr. and Margaret Lockwood in a yarn about a Scottish mechanic who invents a marine engine to replace sails on transatlantic ships, and his struggle to get it accepted. Through a welter of Scottish brrrrrrs, auld corbies, hoot mons, arson, engine trouble and coal shortage on the high seas, audiences are sustained by the foreknowledge that marine engines are now in general...
Included in the organizing committee are Eric W. Johnson '40; W. Rhoads Murphey III, '41; Hugh Barbour '42; Mortimer Rayman '41, Roger Schafer '41, and Robert Lockwood...