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...disqualified for ''diving." She complained bitterly because she was not allowed to enter more events. Sportswriters Grantland Rice, Paul Gallico, Westbrook Pegler et al. were sufficiently amazed by Babe Didrikson to investigate her abilities further. She played her nth round of golf for their benefit, amazed them afresh by averaging more than 200 yd. with her drives, scoring under 90. When it was established that Babe Didrikson is also an expert swimmer, basketball player, baseball pitcher, football halfback, a proficient billiardist, a clever tumbler, a boxer and wrestler, a fencer, weight lifter and adagio dancer, she could only...
...TIME, July 4), Chicago's LaSalle Street has thought there was little doubt that the bank would gradually liquidate. Last week Chicago's Herald & Examiner said it had learned that Central Republic would indeed liquidate, paying depositors in full, but that Chairman Dawes would start afresh with a new bank capitalized at $5,000,000. The new bank (of which Banker Dawes would again be chairman), would be called Dawes Bank & Trust...
...Hugh Simons Gibson. Simple, the Hoover plan is this: Let each nation determine for itself and announce to the Conference what weapons & effectives it needs for purposes of maintaining peace & order within its own frontiers. Let weapons & effectives above this minimum be designated as "surplus." Let the nations negotiate afresh to reduce surpluses all around...
...Lost Baby." New York citizens recalled afresh, last week, their city's most famed recent baby abduction, that of Billy Gaffney, snatched from his home in Brooklyn in 1927 and never returned. Having sent a message of condolence to Anne Morrow Lindbergh, scrawny, pathetic Mrs. Gaffney, wife of a chauffeur, mournfully predicted to reporters: ''She'll cry for him nights; she'll think about him days as she goes around the house, and she'll cry afresh when the new baby is laid in her arms, for he'll make her think again of the lost baby...
...that if she were to plant but half her cotton, for three years to come it would be an immense advantage to her. I am not so sure that after three years' total abstinence she would come out stronger than ever she was before, and better prepared to enter afresh upon her great career of enterprise. What would happen if no cotton was furnished for three years? I will not stop to depict what every one can imagine, but this is certain: England would topple headlong and carry the whole civilized world with her, save the South. No, you dare...