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But even James Street's ham is rich with cloves, hickory smoke and raw sugar. With Edison Marshall (Benjamin Blake, TIME. March 17, 1941), he is the most promising performer in his field since Margaret Mitchell got bored in an Atlanta hospital and decided to write a book.
Captain Lyttelton's maiden ministerial speech, on March 24, was so contradictory, so shocking in its bald admission of things undone that one M.P. demanded his impeachment. Last week M.P.s were still bored by the Minister's indecisive presentation, but they perked up their ears at what he...
Once a few idealistic New Dealers tried to get rid of him. Young, chubby William E. Dodd Jr., son of the late U.S. Ambassador to Germany, took up residence on the paternal Virginia farm just before the 1938 Congressional campaign started, got some amateur help, was roundly trounced by the...
Last week he got bored. Slipping out of prison in what State Prosecutor Luis Angel Rodriguez termed "an inexplicable manner," Fernando tossed off a few tequilas with some friends, then vaulted the garden wall of the widow of the man he had killed and set about earnestly serenading her. He...
With the current news from Libya and the Crimea, the star which the complacent West had begun to see over the Eastern front seems to be sputtering and growing dim. Of course this is not the first time since the Allied offensives in Africa and in Russia that temporary revivals...