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The Prince. Despite the family's affection, there were many drawbacks to the match. Prince Philip had applied for British citizenship, but he was still technically of Greek nationality, although he had not been in that country since he was a year old. Britain was deeply involved in the...
Chicago's new superintendent of schools is a genial Rotarian with a glad hand and a quick mind, who has run Kansas City's schools for the past seven years. He also heads the American Association of School Administrators. A preacher at heart, Episcopalian Herold Hunt likes to...
For Naples and the Neapolitans Burns, as commentator, has enormous affection. At the least, it seems, they taught him how to live and how to love. His deepest resentment is reserved for those U.S. soldiers who failed to learn as much. The Italians, he writes, "were our enemies. Yet in...
There were greetings from Fans Tallulah Bankhead, Billie Burke and Henry Ford II, and among the guests was Edgar Guest himself, who leaned over Anne's armful of roses, bussed her soundly and said to the audience: "There is no one for whom I have greater affection."
Last week he sang. Some 1,100 people turned out to hear him. The songs were nonpolitical. So was the applause. At the end, Robeson made a nonpolitical speech: "I shall remember this with great warmth and affection."