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Three ex-newsmen labored to cement U.S.-British good will. Major Ralph Ingersoll, editor-on-leave of Marshall Field's hyperthyroid newspaper, PM, was hard at work as an Army Intelligence officer, seldom had cocktail time. Publisher, now Lieut. Commander Barry Bingham was bossing the Navy's press office at General Eisenhower's headquarters. Herbert Agar, ex-editor of Publisher Bingham's Louisville Courier-Journal, showed up cool and well groomed at luncheons and unveilings whenever his boss, U.S. Ambassador Winant, was otherwise engaged...
...situation . . . The Class Gift Committee has added another to the will and testament list. YOU may contribute by sending your donation to The Lucky Bag, specifying which particular type 3-minute-egg-timer you recommend . . . It may be spring, but the strains of Shoo Shoo Baby coming from Bingham's Office these days continue. Between "Bing's" crooning, and the newly founded DeHaas date bureau, Chase Roomers await the Robins...
Meanwhile, college football stalled. Lieut. Colonel William J. Bingham of Harvard, chairman of the intercollegiate rules committee, announced that rules are frozen for the war. His staidness ignored cries from coaches and spectators to outlaw out-of-bounds kickoffs and drop restrictions on quick passes...
Among the regular members of the committee are Dean A. Chester Hanford, Carroll F. Getchell, administrative official of the H. A. A. and William J. Bingham, Director of Physical Education and Athletics, now on leave from the University...
...winter sports season went on almost at full tilt, although Athletic director Bill Bingham, following Coach Dick Harlow who went into the navy, had joined the Army as Major. Hockey was the big sport with John Chase's boys losing only three times. Twice they bowed to the over-strong Dartmouth sextet, tying them once. Once they lost to Yale, but twice they beat them soundly to take the series...