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With throbbing voice and unctuous Christian charity he thumped for the National Union for Social Justice, his organization for ''restoring America to the Americans." After roasting Bernard Mannes Baruch and the "lories of high finance," he declared: "I am characterized as a revolutionary for raising my voice. . . . With...
Our own idea of the incongruity of Mr. Lafoon's recent appointment of the New York barber is based not on the latter's vocation but on the conspicuous fact that the only reason for the appointment was that the barber had just become a father. It strikes us that...
No. 1 "expert witness" for Hauptmann was John M. Trendley, 67, of East St. Louis, Ill. Expert Trendley said that his opinion as a handwriting expert had been used in 400 cases. Stressing the dissimilarities between Hauptmann's handwriting and the 14 ransom notes, rather than the similarities which...
That Yale swimmers have won 16 out of the last 17 Intercollegiate Swimming Association championships, have been invincible in dual meets for the past ten years, is due largely to their coach. In 1914, Robert J. H. Kiphuth went to Yale as an instructor in physical education. Three years later...
Last week at the coaches meeting in New York, Mr. Bingham had the following to say; "Too many boys are being urged to go to college to play football, and unless this game is made incidental to a college degree, we might as well face the fact that we are...