Harvard Scholars Rewarded With Dozen Fellowships
The Harvard Corporation awarded thirty three fellowships and scholarships including the Sachs research fellowship in fine arts to Professor Arthur Pope to study in Europe. Sixteen awards go to New Englanders and cover Sheldon travelling fellowships for study abroad in 1920 21.
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Harvard Corporation
Sachs
Arthur Pope
Department of Fine Arts
Europe
New
Toronto
Ont
Harold A. Bulger
East Liverpool
Charles H. Livingston
Philadelphia
Alfred E. Longeuil
A. M
Allston
Frederick Merk
Cambridge
David R. Merrill
Berkeley
Cal
Forrest H. Murray
Mazon
Joseph L. Walsh
Catonsville
Alfred C. Kinsey
South Orange
N. J
P’aul Rice Doolin
St. Albans
Frederick Sheldon
Arthur W. Marget
Roxbury
David V. Widder
Harrisburg
Penn
Miles Hanson
Gerald R. Barrett
Somerville
Harry J. Leon
Worcester
Allen L. Whitman
Girls Wear Their Own Frocks at Convention
At a Simmons College session of the Eastern Arts Association the nutrition talk highlighted candy dangers and irregular meals. Girls from the High School of Practical Arts displayed self designed gowns while demonstrations of manual arts were given by public school boys. Clarence D. Kingsley spoke on practical education's role in high schools at Wentworth Institute.
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Boston
Eastern Arts Association
Simmons College
Alizra W. Sandwall
Division of Hygiene
State Health Department
High School of Practical Arts
Wentworth Institute
Clarence D. Kingsley
Commission On Reorganization of
Practical Arts High School
Harvard Faculty Strong For Hoover
Harvard professors and other faculty members show strong support for Hoover after a canvass of 210 members. The survey highlights notable endorsements from academics across departments.
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Harvard
Hoover
Voting by teaching staff on presidency candidates
The teaching staff expressed their choices with Hoover leading at 180 votes, Wood 23, Coolidge 2, Lowden 2, Johnson 2, Butler 1, and 4 undecided. The tally reflects preliminary sentiment among educators on national leadership.
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Hoover
Wood
Coolidge
Lowden
Johnson
Butler
Greenwood Appointment Changes Irish Office Leads
London April 2 Sir Hamar Greenwood under secretary for home affairs is named chief secretary for Ireland succeeding Ian MacPherson who resigned. Kellaway will take Greenwood's overseas trade post. MacPherson becomes minister of pensions and Worthington Evans gains minister without portfolio. Greenwood born in Canada in 1870, served in WWI and has represented Sunderland since 1910.
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London
Hamar Greenwood
Home Affairs
Ireland
Hamar
Ian MacPherson
Frederick G. Kellaway
Munitions
Overseas Trade Department
MacPherson
Pensions
Laming Worthington Evans
Sir Hamar Greenwood
Canada
Lord Derby
Sir Hamar
Sunderland
House of Commons
Appointment and Baronetcy in Lloyd George Era
He was named under secretary for home affairs in Premier Lloyd George's cabinet and was created a baronet in 1915.
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Home Affairs
Lloyd George
Promised Jamaica Plain Playground at Mozart and Bolster
Ward 15 will gain a new playground at the corner of Mozart and Bolster streets in Jamaica Plain this year. Representatives Canty and Mulvey say ground will be broken soon after assurance from Chairman Shea of the park and recreation department. The area will not host baseball or football, but will serve local children with a building containing 12 showers and other playground essentials. in winter the site will flood to form a skating rink.
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Mozart and
Bolster Streets
Jamaica Plain
Canty
Mulvey
Shea
Park and Recreation Department
Jeremiah A. O Leary to Speak Tomorrow Night
Jeremiah A. O Leary of New York will be the principal speaker at Roughan Hall Charlestown tomorrow night for the fourth anniversary celebration of the proclamation of the Irish Republic. The meeting begins at 7 o clock with Michael Kennedy providing firsthand information on conditions in Ireland and Congressman Tague presiding.
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Jeremiah A. O’leary
New York
Roughan Hall
Charlestown
Sarsfield
Sons of Irish Freedom
Michael Kennedy
Ireland
Tague
Two Attacks On Americans In Mexico Reported
Washington reports two incidents harming U S citizens in Mexico. At Amatlan camp of International Petroleum Company two Americans, H A Jarredson killed and Alexander Oberg wounded, likely fatally, by Mexican co workers on March 30. A second attack targeted a Mexico City Cuernavaca train on March 28 injuring none of Major Edgar W Burr, Mrs Burr, Dr Florence Haile and a Mr Hurd who escaped.
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Washington
Mexico
State Department
H. A. Jarredson
Alexander Oberg
Amatlan
International Petroleum Company
Department
Mexico City
Tampico
Edgar W. Burr
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American Sugar Refining Company
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Robert R. Cawley
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Lincoln
Phillips Bradley
Lloyd M. Hendrick, Jr
Cliftondale
Appleton
Undersranu Aren
Harvard College
Crowninshield
Frank W. Coyle
Scranton
Nicholas Depopolo
Westfield
Thomas Hall
Marie Bader
Eunice Lusell
Lucie Fogle
Hazel Mock
Practical Arts
Gilchrist Company
Gilchrist
Japan
China
Philippine Islands
India
France
Italy
Department of Education
Gilchrist CO
Miss Eunice Bennison
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