Alumni Articles
The Lure of the Litchfield Hills contains an article by Brooks Palmer '23 entitled AGreat Clock Country.
George N. Collins '34 is the author of Mechanizing Halves Costs" appearing in the November issue of Food Industries.
Gladiolus Reviews and Previews, by Harold M. Sherman Jr. '29, appears in the February issue of the Flower Grower.
Jerome Beatty '39 is the author of A Fortunefor your Thoughts, in the December issue of The American Magazine.
Jefferson in Europe a Century and a HalfLater, by Howard C. Rice Jr. '26, has been reprinted from the Autumn number of the Princeton University Library Chronicle.
Alan E. Hewitt '34 is the author of Read'em. and Weep, appearing in the January issue of Equity.
Effect of Added Riboflavin upon the Permanency of Ascorbic Acid in Raw Cow Milk, by Arthur D. Holmes '06, has been reprinted from the July-August issue of the Journal ofMilk and Food Technology.
The January issue of Ski Magazine includes an article Yankee Mountaineer (an hour withNathaniel L. Goodrich ...), by William A. Breyfogle '28.
The Boston Daily Globe, September 28, contains a story by Charles F. Haywood 25 entitled Captain's Gold Shifted to Foil 1812Invaders.
Richard H. Ellis '16 is the author of Chargesfor Private Fire Service, reprinted from the November issue of the Journal AmericanWater Works Association.
Dr. Donald A. Shaskan '30 and others, is the author of Prediction of Behavior in GroupPsychotherapy from Rorschach Protols, reprinted from the August-December number of Group Psychotherapy.
The One That Got Away Thank Heavens, by Don W. Moore '25, appears in the January issue of Saga Magazine. This is a humorous article about spearfishing and barracudas in the Virgin Islands.
Public Opinion 1935-1946, under the editorial direction of Hadley Cantril '28, prepared by Mildred Strunk, has been published by the Princeton University Press. This is a book of almost 1200 pages, and according to the dust wrapper "this book aims to present as many public opinion polls as possible in a convenient and useful form. It is a monumental compilation, under the editorial supervision of the Director of Princeton's Office of Public Opinion Research, of nationwide opinion polls conducted by 23 organizations in 16 countries from 1935 to 1946. Historians, Sociologists, Political Scientists, Economists, Editors, Government officials, Policy Makers, and a host of others concerned with public reaction to current events will find it an indispensable storehouse of information." Price of the volume is $25.00.
1850 One Hundred Years 1950 is an account of Evansville, Indiana written by Louis P. Benezet '99 and distributed by the Evansville National City Bank at the time of its centennial. This is a well illustrated volume of 76 pages. The story starts with the early history of the region, with fights with the Indians among whom was the famous Tucumseh and his brother the Prophet. The Battle of Tippecanoe with General, later President William H. Harrison, is recorded. The story carries an account of Hugh McGary, first settler and of Robert M. Evans, later settler from whom the city derived its name. Here are recorded stories of early industries, boating on the Ohio, of canals, etc. Of interest to Dartmouth men is a short account of Daniel Choate, 1810, who taught in Evansville for twenty years and whose salary his first year was $300. Stories of industries and business are given, including the story of the Canal Bank, later the National City Bank. This volume will surely be of interest to historians and leaders in business.
