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...Intense excitement at this point, because both took her to dinner the same night, the present Duke of Kent afterward taking his blonde cousin to see Marlene Dietrich in The Blonde Venus...
...blasted out of committee. Inside the Administration jealousy was rampant among the President's staff officers. Some officials, cut off from the White House by a politics-playing secretariat, talked privately of resigning. The President was kept busy inviting disgruntled workers to dinner, turning his charm on them afterward, winning them back to loyalty. Because the President had not brought forth any more Recovery plans for months, the Washington whisper was that he had lost his nerve or had run out of ideas...
...murder case is rare indeed. Last week Mother May was taken home by limousine and police were assigned "to guard her from cranks." Leaning forward excitedly as the car swept up to her door, she waved to her 70-year-old husband. Speaking of her operation, Mother May said: "Afterward, when I get well, I hope to go away for a real holiday...
...Sunday School "offers an insufficient interpretation of religious experience." By its very existence it "tends to block off more adequate interpretations." Parents pack their children off to Sunday School, feel no further responsibility. And most children who go to Sunday School do not go to church afterward...
Sightseeing in Vienna for the first time, Britain's Edward of Wales last week inevitably went to see yellow-stuccoed Schönbrunn Castle and took snapshots like any other tripper. Afterward, not satisfied with the Schönbrunn guide books, he sent out an aide to get research material on that House of Habsburg that was once accustomed to occupy Schönbrunn in the summertime and on its last great Emperor, long-legged, Dundreary-whiskered Franz Josef...