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...Nathan Leopold and Richard Loeb, youthful Chicagoans who murdered young Bobby Franks "for a thrill" in 1923, were ordered to hard labor in Illinois' state prison, Leopold for the first time since his incarceration. They have never seen each other in prison. Leopold was secretary to the prison chaplain at Statesville Penitentiary. He was transferred to the workshop because he had violated regulations concerning the delivery of official prison messages. Loeb was put to work again for an unnamed offense. Twice Leo- pold has been placed in solitary confine ment for cooking in his cell. Other times...
Charles Allerton Coolidge '81, of Boston, has been chosen president of the Harvard Alumni Association for the current year, to succeed J. Pierpont Morgan '89, of New York City, according to an announcement made public today. Nathan Hayward '95, A. G. Thacher '97, and H. C. Clark '11 also have been made officers of the Association...
...before it is too late, retract the editorial; and thank Curley for bringing its incorrectness to the at-attention of the public. Nathan L. Harris '19, Dedham, Mass...
Four scholarship holders have been named in the Harvard Law School; three for the Sidney Thompson Fairchild Scholarships, a fourth for the Reuben B. Hutchcraft Memorial Scholarship. The holders are Nathan Davis, of Arlington, New Jersey; Joseph V. Crockett, Jr., of Nashville, Tennessee; and William M. Marvel '30, of West Medford, for the Fairchild Scholarships; and Maurice Abrams, of Providence, Rhode Island, for the Hutchcraft Scholarship...
...Gilhooley. This play stands as proof that a novel can be successfully translated into the dramatic form. Frank B. Elser, longtime New York city-editor of the Associated Press, author of one worthy book called The Keen Desire, onetime (1904) co-editor with George Jean Nathan of the Cornell Widow, has made a play from Liam O'Flaherty's novel that has a beginning, a middle, an end. It is the story of how Mr. Gilhooley (Arthur Sinclair), a hearty, middle-aged Dubliner, came to live with a girl who was hopelessly in love with...