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...biggest cotton land in the world would be 12,481,000 bales of about 500 Ib. each.* Last year the crop was 10,638,000 bales. The estimate was a little higher than expected, although Clinton T. Revere, famed cotton expert for the Manhattan firm of Munds, Winslow & Potter, scored a bull's-eye with a private estimate of 12,498,000 bales, only 17,000 above the Government figure. A month ago the Crop Board estimated that this year's cotton acreage was up less than 10% from the 1935-36 season, and cotton prices jumped...
After 48 years of service with the University. Alfred C, Potter '89, has announced his retirement as Librarian of the College Library. Mr. Potter has held his present post for eight years although before he became Librarian he had worked in Widener for 40 years, ever since his graduation. He will become Librarian Emeritus...
...place will be taken by Walter B. Briggs, at present assistant librarian in charge of the Reference and Circulation Department. Mr. Briggs will act as Librarian for only one year. Like Mr. Potter, Briggs has served in the library since he left college, although for several years he was the librarian of Trinity College, Hartford, Connecticut, returning to Widener during...
...Hurvich 4G., Norman B. Keevil 3G., John R. Lacher 3G., Edward W. Moore, instructor in Sanitary Chemistry, Stanley J. G. Nowak, instructor in Surgery, James A. Noble 1G., James G. O'mara 3G., Howard A. Potter 4G., Kenneth B. Raper 2G., Wendell A. Ray 4G., True W. Robinson 7GG., William E. Schevill, assistant curator in the Museum of Comparative Zoology, Ernest R. Sears 4G., Wesley W. Spink, assistant in Medicine, Robert E. Stauffer...
...David Potter was elected to alumni membership and Talbot H. Waterman '36 to associate membership...