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Occupational Fatigue. In Evansville, Ind., police arrested Lawrence Lee Edwards on charges of burglary after they arrived at a business office, found one end of a screwdriver wedged in a battered cashbox, the other end held by Edwards, who was sound asleep...
...school has no gates or bars, no locks on the doors, and Hood leaves his cashbox unlocked. Yet his cases include juvenile delinquents convicted of larceny...
...says President Edwin Mosler, two-thirds of the world's negotiable wealth, along with such oddments as the gold spike which joined the first transcontinental railroad, a set of George Washington's false teeth and all the United Nations treaties. Mosler makes everything from a $25 insulated cashbox for householders to a $1,000,000, two-story vault...
...After thinking it over for a month, the University of Pennsylvania decided to be a good boy and play with its Ivy League pals. Penn, with its eye on the cashbox, had told the world it would telecast all its home football games this fall-in spite of the N.C.A.A. decision that only one game each week should be shown in each television area. Whereupon several Ivy League colleges swore they would drop Penn from their schedules...
...that he was writing his memoirs. An acknowledged authority on Harvard pranks, he likes to remark: "The world would be surprised if they knew, as I do, the various stunts pulled at Harvard by some of the biggest men in the country." Colonel Apted has a telephone and a cashbox beside his bed, is accustomed to getting up at all hours to bail out Harvard tosspots. When a socialite is arrested, Colonel Apted always takes along an overcoat to shield the boy from photographers. He lends Harvard men money, takes care of their parking tickets, runs their blackmailing floozies...