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Ohio-born Buck Crouse started off as a cub reporter in Cincinnati, long ago wound up his newspaper career as a columnist on the New York Evening Post. Besides writing books (Mr. Currier and Mr. Ives, Murder Won't Out), he was for five years press agent for the Theater Guild. Chided by his employers for not getting enough publicity for Maxwell Anderson's Valley Forge, he defended himself by reporting that he'd managed to get George Washington's picture on 2? stamps...
George Carens, Business School men's favorite sport columnist, refereed the entire game and was assisted by Lt. Ashler and Asst. Dean Zuckert. All three came in for a round of applause in appreciation of their able efforts...
...logically carried out. He was aided in the debate by a longtime farm-bloc member, now seceded, Wyoming's Joseph O'Mahoney. The two carried the day. Next day the public press descended on the farm bloc and the farm lobby like a million tons of bricks. Columnist Clapper used the most powerful language...
Last week Columnist Westbrook Pegler, who is by no means a friend of Fiorello LaGuardia, seized this climactic outburst to suggest that the Mayor needs a psychoanalyst. "The Little Flower," wrote Pegler, "has been going haywire lately. . . . He owes his job to the decent press of New York, which he hates because he can't suppress news of his own absurdities. . . . The papers have tried to cover up his alarming instability...
...pitchers, runs errands, sits with postoperative cases, listens to beefs. After that she does chiefly paper work as captain of aids. The Hearst press last week reported the Hopkinses were still getting "fabulous" wedding presents from all over the world, described a few of the gaudier ones; fabulous Columnist Elsa Maxwell wrote: "The vulgarity of the detailed accounts of the jeweled wedding gifts . . . must have given even Harry's sensitive tummy an extra turn. . . . and Louise Hopkins must have squirmed...