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Died. William March (full name: William Edward March Campbell), 60, Alabama-born novelist best known for his bitter novel of World War I, Company K (1933), and his newly published horror tale, The Bad Seed (TIME, April 12); of pneumonia; in New Orleans...
...Seed, by William March. Malice and murder in the heart of a child; a mother-and-daughter story that swiftly turns into a shocker (TIME, April...
Rouner's varsity is the same: Keith Garland, Steve Leland, Randy Seed, Charlie Higgenson, Bill Wetmore, Bob Volpe, Bill Coughlin, and Bill Warren, stroke to bow, with George Notter...
...Lease. The rains had hardly stopped before seed stores had a rush of buyers, and thousands of farmers-many of whom had not made a crop for three long years-were out on tractors hopefully preparing to plant cotton or sorghum. It was certain that miles of drear range would be green, at least for a time, this spring, and great areas of winter wheat that had escaped complete ruin got a new lease on life. Drought persisted in central and western Kansas, much of southwestern and central Nebraska. Most of Colorado and New Mexico got little if any rain...
Varsity 150's: Keith Garland, Stroke; Steve Leland (captain), 7; Randy Seed, 6; Charlie Higgenson, 5; Bill Wetmore, 4; Bob Volpe, 3; Bill Cloughlin, 2; Bill Warren, Bow; George Notter...