Word: bating
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Bowdoin Prizes for dissertations in English and Greek and Latin were awarded as follows: $300 to Walter J. Bate (Proctor), of Richmond, Ind., for an essay "A Rejection of Intensity: The Prosodic Development of Keats from May to September, 1819"; $300 to Stephen E. Whicher (Teaching Fellow), of Amherst, Mass., for an essay entitled "Emerson and the Divinity School Address"; $300 to John E. Sawyer, third-year graduate student, of Worcester, Mass., for an essay "Pierre Laval: The Diplomacy of Disaster 1934-1936"; $300 to Edwin Hewitt (Teaching Fellow), of Chicago, III., for an essay "On a Novel Type...
...House of Commons Laborite Emanuel Shinwell rose to demand a de bate on the subject of Britain's aid to Russia. There was "considerable disquiet" in Britain, said he, over the amount and kind of help Britain has sent to her big, badgered ally. Snapped Winston Churchill in reply: "The honorable gentleman should not suppose that he has a monopoly of anxiety in these matters. I do not see any reason at all for an early debate. ..." Later the Prime Minister backed down, scheduled a debate for this week, but insisted no Government spokesman would speak...
Walter Jackson Bate, '39 Claverly 23, went to Morton High School in Richmond, Indiana, before coming to Harvard. As an upperclassman he lived in Dunster House...
...nearby offices of NBC and CBS were also hit by bombs that same night and completely wrecked. Among those injured was NBC's Fred Bate, who last week was headed for the U. S. to convalesce. When the bombing occurred, neither network had to interrupt its comment from London. Their copy can be prepared anywhere, and their broadcasting is done from BBC's bombproof basement studio...
...opposite numbers for these CBS flashes, NBC has as its permanent staff a talented trio headed by tall, cadaverous Max Jordan, veteran London representative Fred Bate, and French-born, ex-poilu Paul Archinard. Number three U. S. network, MBS, is headed by John Steele in London, by Waverley Root in France, depends on space-rate orators like veteran Newshen Sigrid Schultz in Berlin and hard-working Arthur Mann, now covering the R. A. F. Both NBC and CBS have their European correspondents on the air regularly for two 15-minute periods daily...