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When Wendell Willkie ran across President McKinley's Buffalo statement that "isolation is no longer possible" (TIME, Feb. 22), he might have proceeded a trifle further before giving Mr. McKinley the phony buildup as an internationally minded statesman...
MacKinnon will probably find Todd of Virginia his toughest problem in the hurdles and will be out to repeat his former win over Todd at Buffalo. Fisher, whose best effort in the 35 pound weight came only last week in the NEAAU meet, should be able to come in near the top in the final result...
...Cops. In Buffalo, Joseph Swiatek and Alexander Sarnowski went to jail for stealing a coat from Harold Gebhardt, who recognized it when they tried to sell...
Another experiment in airplane mass production, the success or failure of the Marietta plant revolves around a dynamic man in a dynamic industry-Lawrence Dale Bell, 48, founder, inspiration and chief owner of Buffalo's fabulous Bell Aircraft Corp. Just as the Army had three big reasons for building the new plant in Georgia (power, labor supply and airport facilities), so did they have bedrock reasons for choosing Larry Bell...
Pipsqueak to Airacobra. Born in pipsqueak Mentone, Ind., Larry Bell was so aviation-crazy he went from high school to work in the Glenn L. Martin plant, barged ahead to shop foreman when only 18, then vice president and general manager. In 1928 he switched to Consolidated Aircraft in Buffalo, got along famously until 1935, when the company decided to move to San Diego, concentrate on flying boats. But Larry liked Buffalo and speedy landplanes. So he decided to stay put, start his own company with some Consolidated leftover personnel. It was a nightmare grind...