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Died. Alys Pearsall Smith Russell, 83, of Philadelphia's Quaker Smiths,* first wife (1894-1921) of British Philosopher Bertrand Russell, whom she divorced when he had a child by another woman; in London...
Offcially designated the Mobilization Analysis Center, the bureau is headed by Stanley F. Teele, associate dean of the Business School. George P. Baker '25, James T. Hill Professor of Transportation, and Bertrand Fox, professor of Business Administration, are co-directors. All three men will drop some of their Business School commitments to work on the project...
...this running people down and getting interviews and pictures of them just because something's happened to them." For the presentation in Stockholm, Faulkner made his first appearance before a microphone and TV cameras, wore white tie & tails for the first time, met fellow Prizewinner Bertrand Russell, who confessed that he had read none of Faulkner's books. Asked by reporters for a comment on his prize, Faulkner said: "This is the top. After that, there is nothing for a writer to live for, to wait for any longer. I am proud and flattered...
Lecturing in Manhattan, British Philosopher and Nobel Prizewinner Bertrand Russell predicted a future genetics contest between Russia and the U.S. "to breed a race stronger, more intelligent, and more resistant to disease than any race of man that has hitherto existed...
...Bertrand Russell's recent lecture I arrived an hour early in order to secure a good seat. When the lecture was about to begin it was decided that a larger hall was needed for the overflow. As a result I was at a disadvantage when the rush started and I was able to get only a much inferior seat in Sanders Theatre, compared to the one I had enjoyed in the New Lecture Hall. Furthermore, there had been a loud speaker in the New Lecture Hall but none was in Sanders Theatre. Mr. Russell's aged voice was not large...