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Professor of Law, Dean of the School of Business Administration and for forty-seven years a member of the Faculty of Bryant College 1940 |
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Cassidy, Reverend Thomas Vincent Superintendent of Catholic Schools in the Providence Diocese and Secretary-Treasurer and Dean of the Catholic Teachers College of Providence 1940 |
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Director of the Providence District Nursing Association 1940 |
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President, Wesleyan University 1925-1943 and Lieutenant-Governor, Connecticut 1938-1941 1940 |
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Superintendent of Public Schools, Providence, Rhode Island 1941 |
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Author, Editorial Assistant of "Forum-Current History" 1941 |
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Former United States Ambassador to Germany 1941 |
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Senator from Rhode Island 1937-1961 1942 |
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Wife of Chinese President Chiang Kai-shek 1942 |
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Governor of Rhode Island, 1940-1945 1942 |
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United States High Commissioner, Philippine Islands 1942 |
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Professor of Education and Chairman, Department of Business Education, New York University, and member of the Advisory Board of Bryant College 1943 |
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President, Rhode Island State College 1941-1958 1943 |
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Majority Leader (1937-1947), United States Senate 1944 |
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Former Administrator, Child Welfare, Rhode Island 1944 |
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Vice President, International Business Machines Corporation - IBM 1944 |
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Literary Editor, Boston Herald and Boston Traveler 1945 |
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President, International Business Machines Corporation - IBM 1945 |
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Vice President, Industrial Trust Company 1946 |
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Education Editor, New York Times 1941-1958 1946 |
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Galliher, Very Reverend Daniel M., O.P. Registrar, Providence College 1946 |
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Solicitor General, United States 1945-1946 1946 |
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Chairman of the Board, National Association of Manufacturers 1946 |
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Chairman of the Board, United States Steel Corporation 1940-1952 1946 |
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Chairman of the Board, Chase National Bank of New York 1930-1953 1947 |
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Professor, Harvard University Graduate School of Business Administration 1947 |
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General Manager, Gregg Publishing Company 1947 |
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President, Rumford Chemical Works 1947 |
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Secretary of the Treasury, United States 1946-1953 1947 |
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Governor of Georgia, 1943-1947 1948 |
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Senator, United States - Rhode Island 1947-1949 1948 |
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President, New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company 1948 |
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Advisor on Bond Investments, Manufacturers and Traders Trust Company 1948 |
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Secretary of the Air Force, United States 1947-1950 1948 |
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President, United States Steel Corporation, 1938-1952 1949 |
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President, New Ocean House, Swampscott, Massachusetts 1949 |
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Governor of Rhode Island, 1945-1950 1949 |
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Head of the Textile School and Chairman of Textile and Clothing Division, Rhode Island School of Design 1950 |
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Director of the United States Mint 1933-1953 1950 |
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Secretary of Commerce, United States 1948-1953 1950 |
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President, Rhode Island College of Education 1940-1951 1950 |
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Pastor of Central Congregational Church 1951 |
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President of Cornell University 1951-1963 1951 |
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United States Commissioner of Education 1949-1953 1951 |
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Attorney General, Rhode Island 1949-1958 1951 |
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Senator, Illinois 1949-1967 1952 |
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President, National Congress of Parents and Teachers 1952 |
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Financial Editor, New York Post 1936-1977 1952 |
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Slavin, Very Reverend Robert Joseph, O.P. President, Providence College 1947-1961 1952 |
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President, Rhode Island Horticultural Society 1952 |
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Founder and Head of Babson Institute of Business Administration (Babson College) 1953 |
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President, Aetna Life Insurance Company 1922-1957 1953 |
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United States Secretary of Health Education and Welfare, 1953-1955 1953 |
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Founder and Chairman of the Board, J.C. Penney 1953 |
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United States Treasurer, 1953-1961 1953 |
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Assistant to the President of the United States 1953-1958 1954 |
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President, Boston University 1951-1967 1954 |
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Collins, Reverend Cornelius B. Chairman, Rhode Island Board of Education 1954 |
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Headmistress, Graham-Eckes School, Palm Beach, Florida 1954 |
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President, New Ocean House, Swampscott, Massachusetts 1954 |
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McMahon, John H., Class of 1911 Chairman, Berkshire Fine Spinning Associates, Inc. 1954 |
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Bennett, Right Reverend Granville Gaylord, D.D. Retired Episcopal Bishop of Rhode Island 1946-1954 1955 |
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Governor of Rhode Island 1951-1959 1955 |
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President, Chairman, Trenton Trust Company 1937-1972 1955 |
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Secretary, United States Navy 1954-1957 1955 |
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President & Chairman, United States Rubber Company 1956 |
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President, Detroit Commercial College 1956 |
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Deputy Attorney General, United States 1957-1961 1956 |
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Commissioner of Education, Rhode Island 1956 |
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General Treasurer, Rhode Island 1949-1977 1957 |
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Secretary of Labor, United States 1953-1961 1957 |
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Judge, Superior Court of Rhode Island 1956-1978 1957 |
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Director, Institutum Divi Thomae Foundation 1935-1988 1957 |
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Dore, Very Reverend Vincent C., O.P. Academic Vice-President, 1950-1961 & Dean of Faculty, 1957-1961, Providence College 1958 |
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Treasurer, The Shepard Company 1958 |
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Commissioner of Internal Revenue, Treasury Department 1955-1958 1958 |
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Special Assistant to the President of the United States 1956-1958 1958 |
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Executive Vice-President, Standish-Johnson Company 1958 |
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Financial and Business Editor, The Providence Journal 1959 |
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United States Congressman from Rhode Island 1941-1967 1959 |
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Mayor of Providence, Rhode Island 1951-1965 1959 |
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International Zionist Leader and American Philanthropist 1959 |
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United States Senator from Maine 1949-1973 1959 |
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