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Officers of the Society for next year are as follows: president, D. E. Hunn '33, of Troy, New York; vice-president, R. W. Lawrence '33, of Manchester, New Hampshire; secretary, Louis Krell '34, of Brooklyn, New York; treasurer, Frank A. Nemec '34, of Cleveland, Ohio...
...Dearborn '32, of Sandwich; T. E. Farrell '31, 1L, of Oswege, New York; V. H. Harding, Jr. '31, Lionel de Jersey Fellow, of Hubbard Woods, Illinois; R. S. Harris '29, 1G.Ed., of Springfield; J. G. Haviland '29, 1L, of Glens Falls, New York; B. W. Hislop '31, 1L, of Troy, New York; Alan Holske '27, Instructor in German...
Soon after dark one night last week a jury filed into a court room at Troy, N. Y., and announced that it found John Thomas ("Legs") Diamond not guilty on a kidnapping charge. Nobody was surprised. Arrested 27 times on charges ranging from homicide to "suspicious character," the shifty-eyed, pasty-faced, bony racketeer had been convicted only thrice in his 36 years. Again free, "Legs" kissed his wife, drove across the Hudson to Albany to get drunk...
...lovely, flaccid Helen of Troy could be profitably refurbished by giving her pert ideas of her own in a modern novel, what is to hinder a ribby old cow from knowing a thing or two of the world's ways and expressing herself in song? The ribby old cow may be too old for milk. To be comprehensible to humans, she may have to make herself ridiculous, become a synthetic vaudeville kind of beast with humans installed fore & aft to walk, talk and sing for her. Even so, such a cow serves excellently to point the plot of Jack...
Died. Herbert Savage Ide, 61, president of George P. Ide & Co. (collars) since 1928; at Troy...