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...committees along with other Democrats at the tail end of the Majority's assignment. Hardly had this storm blown over when the Minority brought on another. The Republicans granted William Lemke, who ran for President on the Union Party ticket, and his colleague from North Dakota, Usher Burdick, committee places as Republicans but deprived them of seniority. One Republican explained the reason to Mr. Burdick: When the Republicans return to power they do not want "a Bolshevik for chairman of a committee." Cried Mr. Burdick to the caucus: "Gentlemen, the Bolsheviks of the type you mention will man every...
...closed my eyes . . . felt something cold being pressed against my left temple. . . . Opening my eyes I saw that it was actually a revolver. . . . I felt the bullet plow into my head." In another bed in the same hospital lay his polo-playing son-in-law Donald Burdick, 39, whom milkmen had found unconscious in the wreck of an automobile, morning after the shooting. Moaned he: "I'll be ready to talk when I feel better...
Walter R. Amesbury '36, Michaol W. Berliner 1GB, Burdick G. Clarke '38, Eric T. Clarke '38, William M. Ginsberg '37, Ernest W. James '38, Edward T. Ladd '38, William P. Lester '38, James L. Morrisson '38, Oglesby Paul '38, Willis H. Shapley '38, Robert W. Snyder '38, William F. Swann '37, and Warren P. Swett...
...football season of 1934. Knox College of Galesburg, Ill., lost eight games without scoring a point, ran its string of consecutive defeats up to 27.* When he resigned last week. Coach Lloyd Burdick, who lost 27 lb. during the season, gave his explanation: ''They did the best they could but the material wasn't there. . . . I will always remember every fellow who played on the 1934 Knox team as hard workers. . . . Nine of the regulars didn't even have any high-school football experience. . . . I'll never forget the day one of our little fellows...
...will assist Whitman in managing the Freshman team on its trip to Yale next Saturday. Five more men were voted to be dormitory managers which means that they will have an equal chance with the three winners in the Sophomore competition next year. Those elected were Richard E. Beniuck, Burdick G. Clark, W. F. Schreiter, Talbot J. Taylor, and Howard Wood...