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Warm, like-minded friends are Virginia's junior Senator and its senior Senator, Carter Glass. But one day in 1928 a Texas businessman-admirer of Statesman Glass visited Harvard's Business School, found no portrait of its namesake in the School's Glass Hall, promptly had one...
Sarah wears a red collar sent to her many years ago by an admirer, which bears the inscription: "To Sarah, the College Cat, Cambridge." So if anyone finds Sarah, the Yard Cope would welcome her back with open arms; and there is a hint that a reward might be paid...
No admirer of Franklin Delano Roosevelt, at whose initiative last winter the Conference was proposed, is the arch-Republican New York Herald Tribune, but its Leland Stowe cabled from Buenos Aires last week a tribute in the best tradition of impartial U. S. journalism: "It is agreed that the prestige...
The last word in abnegation and crow-eating came from William Randolph Hearst who, in answer to his striking employes of Seattle's Newspaper Guild, wired: "I thought [when I was a great admirer of Mr. Roosevelt] that Mr. Roosevelt resembled Jackson. Perhaps I was more nearly right then...
Died. Very Reverend Monsignor John J. Curran, 77, famed mediator of Pennsylvania anthracite strikes, eloquent prohibitionist; after long illness; in Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Mine mule-driver in his boyhood, Priest Curran enlisted the aid of his friend President Theodore Roosevelt to bring about a victorious conclusion to John Mitchell'...