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Dickinson Alumnus, December 1949
Selected Highlights from this Issue:
- The Board of Trustees authorized building an addition to Metzger Hall and continued to plan for a new women's dormitory.
- The College installed a tablet in Memorial Hall that was dedicated to the Dickinsonians who lost their lives during the Second World War.
- Lt. Commander Frances L. Willoughby (class of 1927) became the first woman physician to receive a Navy commission after serving several years in the Naval Reserve.
- Dr. Edmund Roger Samuel (class of 1910) became head of the Medical Society of Pennsylvania.
- W. Burg Anstine (class of 1931) was elected president of the National Exchange Club.
- Reviewers praised Rev. Alson J. Smith's (class of 1930) new book, Faith To Live By.
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