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. . . I also want to be among the first to congratulate TIME and Mr. MCAVOY, TIME for sponsoring the cameraman and Mr. McAvoy for his astuteness in scoring a beat over his competitors. . . .
Aren't the 15 Senators a bunch of spineless pollywogs to congratulate Coughlin for usurping their jobs? . . .
Convivial, gregarious George Marshall belongs to the night-club era of his friend "Jimmy" Walker. Like the onetime Mayor of New York, he dresses in breathtaking ensembles, arrives late for all appointments. A two-hour nap after 5 p. m. tunes him up for his evening rounds. He delights in...
Author Van Doren's sentences sometimes have immortal longings, oftener trip up on unfamiliar hard ground. But occasionally his earthly visitants speak in character, as in these comments on their human hosts: "Unable to know good without bad, they congratulate themselves upon being the only creatures for whom both...
Why must the newspapers always point out the mistakes of this great good fellow. It should be realized that Mr. Farley is a very busy man, and even though he probably does not care a tinker's expletive who was elected District Attorney of Middlesex County, he was kind enough...