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Among his relentless, cold-blooded fellow plotters. Walter Ulbricht stood out as the iciest of them all, for he had no trace of sentiment or warmth. He was generally despised even by his colleagues; "Tovarish Woodenhead," they sneered behind his back because of his mimicry of Moscow. The great female...
Such a horse is hard to find. Occasionally, the auctioneer knocks down a real bargain: Sherluck, winner of this year's $148,650 Belmont Stakes, sold as a yearling at Saratoga in 1959 for $10,500. At the same sale, fleet-footed Globemaster, best U.S. three-year-old, was...
* Whose A. W. Mellon Educational and Charitable Trust has given away $157.8 million mostly to found Washington's National Gallery of Art and to educational and civic rebuilding projects concentrated in Pittsburgh during the last three decades. Among the various family trusts blooded by Andrew W. Mellon, the largest...
If Romeo and Juliet are portrayed as a pair of star crossed puppies, as they are in the Quincy House production, one may coo at their love scenes and pity them when they die, but they can inspire no greater emotion than puppies do. Life goes out of the play...
A Story to Tell. Though he met Russell only casually and Remington never. Carter must have felt that he knew them both well. Tough and sentimental, fiercely individualistic yet hungrily gregarious, they shared Carter's red-blooded view of life. They painted and sculpted men-red men, white men...