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Among so-called Bright Young People "lousy" has become a playful adjective. Even "guts" is almost a tea-table noun. But in London last week Alfred Duff Cooper, husband of Lady Diana Manners, used both these words with Victorian vigor. In a speech attacking Viscount Rothermere, blatant "British Hearst," Mr. Cooper rumbled and roared...
...producers against the big importing companies. Representative-elect Harold McGugin announced from Topeka that he would vote Democratic on House organization- a possibility which would produce a 217-217 tie to be broken by Farmer-Laborite Kvale. Three days later the death of Wisconsin's Republican Henry Allen Cooper, House dean (see p. 34), reduced G. O. P. strength to 217, threatened a hard Democratic campaign to tie the House...
...failure proceedings (TIME, Feb. 2)-that she had "some information in connection with a 'frameup' by a police .officer and others which . . . will be of great aid to your committee." Five days before her demise she communicated the nature of her information to Irving Ben Cooper, Inquisitor Kresel's successor. She told him that she was a painter. Police investigation later revealed that her comfortable income came from "no legal sources." that she had an impressive police record for prostitution and blackmail. To Counsel Cooper, however, she insisted that her one-time husband and a city detective...
...heels of the Bischoff murder came threatening letters to Referee Samuel Seabury, prime mover in the judiciary inquiry. Three members of his staff and other prospective witnesses were also threatened. Referee Seabury decided to conduct his own investigation of the killing when Counsel Cooper received a communication written on a Western Union blank signed...
Died. Henry Allen Cooper, 80, U. S. Representative from the ist Wisconsin congressional district, dean of the House in age, in tenure of office; of heart disease; in Washington. Longtime leader of Insurgents against regular Republicans, he had served continuously since 1893 (except in 1919-21, following his opposition to U. S. participation in the World...